Sentence examples for to be imposed over from inspiring English sources
On Monday Russia said it would not permit no-fly zones - one of the possible options - to be imposed over Syria.
In the UN security council on Tuesday, Lebanon tabled a resolution backed by Britain and France for a no-fly zone to be imposed over Libya.
Most of these forms of production are not new, of course, but the coherence among them is perhaps more recognisable and, more important, their qualities tend today to be imposed over other sectors of the economy and over society as a whole.
"Current information from the Volcanic Ash Advice Centre (VAAC) suggests that a no-fly zone will have to be imposed over Ireland tomorrow that will affect Dublin, Shannon Galway, Sligo, Ireland West (Knock), Donegal, Cork and Kerry," said a spokesman for the IAA.
The Viceroy promised a representative body after the war to determine India's future, and that no future settlement would be imposed over the objections of a large part of the population.
But General McPeak said that the no-fly zone would be imposed over those parts of the country that Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi doesn't control.
This means that water restrictions such as hosepipe bans are unlikely to be imposed in these areas over the summer.
However, the European Banking Authority is consulting on rules that would require the cap to be imposed on anyone earning over €500,000£425,00000).
The LGC examined whether any increased income that councils received from retaining business rates would compensate for other grant cuts due to be imposed by central government over the next few years.
The transactions would leave BP with a stake of nearly 20 percent in Rosneft and about $12.3 billion in cash, allowing the company to pursue drilling opportunities in the Russian Arctic and settle billions of dollars in penalties to be imposed by the United States government over the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill.
In 2007, cabin crew threatened strike action over salary changes to be imposed by BA management.
