Sentence examples for that imposed from inspiring English sources

It's worth remembering that imposed, even self-imposed, isolation can be a crucible for artistic creativity.

But that imposed tremendous strains.

In 1993, voters approved a measure that imposed a limit of two four-year terms.

In 2001, the Supreme Court upheld a law that imposed differing requirements in a similar situation.

The authorities in South Africa were among those that imposed moratoriums on the technique this year.

We responded by mobilizing an international coalition that imposed unprecedented sanctions against Iran.

That was the 1962 case that imposed the one-person, one-vote rule on legislative bodies.

By this calculation, any system that imposed order, even authoritarian order, was legitimate.

Christie has also said he would decline any federal money that imposed restrictions on the state.

The bloody regimes that imposed these rules didn't experience much social cohesion under them.

It was, ultimately, US diplomacy that imposed the peace of 1995.