Sentence examples for that it imposed from inspiring English sources

In return, Mexico said it would lift tariffs that it imposed in 2009.Colombia's FARC guerrillas abducted 23 workers at a Canadian oil company in the eastern jungle region of Vichada.

The Trump administration put some kinds of aircraft equipment, like jet engines, in the initial 25percenttariffsfs that it imposed last summer on $50 billion a year of goods imported from China.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 22 — In a move that defused at least some of the anger among European and Japanese leaders over American barriers on imported steel, the Bush administration today exempted an additional 178 kinds of steel from the steep "safeguard" tariffs that it imposed in March.

ASHINGTON, Aug. 22 — In a move that defused at least some of the anger among European and Japanese leaders over American barriers on imported steel, the Bush administration today exempted an additional 178 kinds of steel from the steep "safeguard" tariffs that it imposed in March.

The problem with this early system was that it imposed its own limitations.

That's probably appropriate for a platform that was initially distinguished by the 140-character limit that it imposed on its users.

You have to make the magnetic field so strong that it imposes its own order and holds the world of the screenplay in its tense, suspenseful grip.

However, despite the existence of a standard ontology, each repository has its own level of 'control' that it imposes on its MIAME-compliant data.

We all have an obligation to wrestle with its meaning and understand the responsibilities that it imposes upon us.

It has assumed that role through its oversight of listed companies and the accounting requirements that it imposes upon them.

Another thing about Montreal is that it imposes a trade measure.