Sentence examples for that was imposed from inspiring English sources

The unity that was imposed on the Alps by the Celts, Romans, and barbarians disappeared during the Middle Ages.

Mr. Jackson is expected to enter prison within several weeks for the 2 ½-year prison term that was imposed in August.

The embargo on sending arms to Syria that was imposed by the European Union will come up for renewal at end of May.

Mr. Mueller had been required to leave his job in 2011 because of a 10-year term limit that was imposed by Congress in 1976.

The nighttime curfew that was imposed last Wednesday was to remain in force on Sunday and Monday, albeit for a shorter period, he said.

The parties have enough votes to overturn the constitutional ban on the headscarf that was imposed by the army in 1997.

Mr. Bush also lifted a separate moratorium on drilling in Alaska's Bristol Bay that was imposed by his father in 1990 after the Exxon Valdez spill.

Mr Erdogan is promising to write a new "civilian" constitution to replace the one that was imposed by the generals after their last direct coup in 1980.

Jammu and Kashmir: A week-long curfew in the Kashmir Valley that was imposed after the execution of the militant Muhammad Afzal was lifted Saturday, NDTV reported.

The curfew that had been announced in a declaration of emergency that was imposed across the country for 30 days will now be imposed from 9pm to 6am.

If approved again by a special assembly of both chambers the move would reverse a limit barring consecutive terms that was imposed in 1994.