Sentence examples for tests were imposed on from inspiring English sources
Language tests were imposed on Soviet-era immigrants who wanted citizenship, but as many chose to stick with their old Soviet passports.
A suspension on testing was imposed on 8 August for repeated failure to comply with international standards, before the decision to stop the centre's testing in its entirety.
The three-point bend test was imposed on the standing trees.
They looked with disgust at the eligibility "tests" that were imposed on the starving, and (much like those in Ireland a half century earlier) forced them to walk, often many miles, to work camps, where they were required to labor nine hours a day for as little as fifteen ounces of food.
The tests by the EBA were imposed on 123 banks, including the UK's bailed-out Lloyds Banking Group and Royal Bank of Scotland.
On top of that, economic sanctions were imposed on Pakistan after it tested nuclear bombs in 1998.
Sanctions were imposed on North Korea after it conducted nuclear tests in 2006 and in 2009.
No limits were imposed on publication dates.
No restrictions were imposed on language.
No restrictions were imposed on language of publications.
A tougher test is being imposed on the investment banking arms of banks to assess their ability to cope with a seizure in the financial markets and the event of their biggest clients – be they rival banks or major companies – defaulting.
