Sentence examples for that they imposed from inspiring English sources

Although they once favoured expulsion, they were now left without their major source of income, the composition fines for Moorish practices that they imposed on the Morisco villages.

"It seems fairly obvious to me," Orza said, "that they imposed this penalty in almost defiance of but certainly with an eye toward the arbitration process.

One is that countries are at last getting rid of the self-defeating anti-farmer policies that they imposed at the height of panic over rising food prices in early 2008.

His defence of 10th position from Rubens Barrichello in the closing stages of the race was considered so dangerous by the race stewards that they imposed a 10-place grid penalty on the German at the next race in Belgium.

Officials at the Federal Reserve dispute that they have not taken sufficient action on overdraft fees, noting that they imposed tougher disclosure requirements in 2004 and are now considering additional regulations to address abusive practices.

In the past couple of days, the United States and Europe have broadened the measures that they imposed at the start of the week, which I described on Tuesday as "pitiful".

Despite the usefulness of new on-board information systems one has to be concerned about the potential distraction effects that they impose on the driver.

One example is intramolecular disulfide bonds, which limit the ways in which a polypeptide can be arranged in a fibril through the topological restraints that they impose.

Parasitic competition might thus promote virulence and influence egg size, as honeyguides adapt to avoid the same grisly fate that they impose upon their hosts.

Kohr's geopolitical musings are unique in that they impose the border patterns of Europe and North America on each other.

muphta "We criticize our own government with pleasure, as well as the way of life that they impose on us.