Sentence examples for was actually imposed from inspiring English sources

So no sanction was actually imposed.

"I have never been convicted of any offence punishable by a custodial sentence, whether or not a custodial sentence was actually imposed.

At Gateway Center, only three local groups were parties to the agreement and few obligations were actually imposed on Related, Mr. Gross said.

Whether a fine is actually imposed is up to the court.

However, there is discretion at the agency level whether a sanction is actually imposed or not.

Edelstenne growls: "We will deal with that when it is actually imposed".

Whether or not a sanction is actually imposed, depends not only on the detected infringement, but also on the general sanction policy of the welfare agency.

For one to think of an act as obligatory is for one to think of it as being actually imposed on one as a demand; for every obligation, on Adams' view, there is someone who imposes that obligation by commanding.

The different sanction strategies of the welfare agencies as well as the differences in the frequency with which sanctions are actually imposed are used to instrument the selection process at the individual level and to estimate local average treatment effects (LATE, see Imbens and Angrist (1994)).

What people don't understand is that the U.S. imposes sanctions which identify targets (such as Iran); however, the prohibitions are actually imposed against U.S. persons engaging in transactions with Iran or foreign parties.

"They're actually imposing their religious beliefs on me," said Mr. Kalman, 49. "They're saying that you either believe what we believe or we won't let you live your life".