Sentence examples for was being imposed from inspiring English sources
A news blackout was being imposed on yesterday's session.
I can't be doing with that.' Because I felt like it was being imposed on me.
State funding was cut, new appointments were frozen and the ethos of business management was being imposed on universities.
The Web site, Kaleme, said that with the attack on Wednesday night, "a new wave of pressure and limitations" was being imposed on Mr. Moussavi.
Other reviewers, though, questioned the secrecy surrounding the selection process, particularly since it was being imposed by an administration that has pledged to greatly increase transparency.
But at a time when American power was being imposed and questioned in the military arena, the AIDS plan struck some as another kind of unilateralism.
Similar curbs are being imposed in Tehran.
New expenses guidelines are being imposed.
This is something that is being imposed from outside.
It's official: capital controls are being imposed in Greece.
His reforms are being imposed from the top down.
