Sentence examples for voluntarily imposed on from inspiring English sources

Nearly 50 individuals, business groups and labor unions gave contributions of more than $25,000 each, a sharp contrast to the $10,000 limit Mr. Spitzer voluntarily imposed on himself.

"The donations are fully compliant with the law and the higher standards the mayor voluntarily imposes on himself per his executive order.

In that case, the research community voluntarily imposed a temporary moratorium on the conduct of recombinant DNA research until they could develop guidance for the safe and responsible conduct of such research.

If scientists had not voluntarily imposed a five-year moratorium on genetic engineering in the 1970's, this breakthrough would have occurred much sooner.

Scientists said the long-discussed move will enable them to soon lift a landmark moratorium on certain kinds of H5N1 research that they voluntarily imposed in January.

Expiration dates are voluntarily imposed, he said.

Now, worthy of a new season, for the first time ever, the seafood industry has voluntarily imposed limitations to industrial fishing in the Arctic.

"But he's a fiercely clinical politician".However if Mr Hollande will not voluntarily impose sacrifice on the restless French, he is quite likely to be forced in that direction under pressure from rattled markets and rising borrowing costs.

A sovereign government is always solvent (unless it voluntarily imposes constraints on itself, as the US government and others are doing).

A quarter of those who voted in El Monte and a third of those who voted in Richmond would voluntarily impose new taxes on themselves to protect their children and themselves from sugar-sweetened beverages.

It's that Jewish identity, like any other, can be imposed on one person, while another tries to adopt it voluntarily.