Sentence examples for the imposition of such from inspiring English sources
"I am against the imposition of such clothing, but also against banning it".
The IMF repeatedly issued warnings over the imposition of such austerity, but Cameron chillaxed his way through it.
"The judgment confirms that the imposition of such penalty payments remains an important tool at the commission's disposal," Mr. Almunia said.
"It shocks the conscience," Judge Casellas wrote, "to impose the ultimate penalty, death, upon American citizens who are denied the right to participate directly or indirectly in the government that enacts and authorizes the imposition of such punishment".
And while the courts have ruled that the imposition of such fees upon the sale of a co-op is not an unreasonable restraint, there has been no ruling specifically addressing that issue for condominiums.
Skype, which was founded in Estonia but is now owned by eBay, based in San Jose, Calif., has called the imposition of such surcharges unfair and discriminatory against the services involved, which are a threat to phone company revenue from voice calling.
Non-compliance may result in the imposition of another such order, or in the case being dealt with in any other permissible way.
Although many microarchitecture memories are now of substantial depth, the imposition of any such limit could be considered unsatisfactory.
Also, the solution is more general than those presented earlier, facilitating the imposition of constraints, such as symmetry, on the designed frame vectors.
Jeffrey Shane said that members did not object to the concept of using emissions-trading schemes to combat climate change but objected to the unilateral imposition of such schemes, which he said had to be agreed to by airlines.
Furthermore, the Regulation provides that the imposition of financial penalties such as administrative fines may be suspended by decision of the competent authority if criminal proceedings have been initiated against the person concerned in connection with the same facts.
