Sentence examples for was imposed about from inspiring English sources
After the charge was imposed, about 55percentt of the listings remained.
After the French-supremacy language laws were imposed, about 40percentt of Montreal's English-speaking population decamped for Ontario and points west.
Forty percent say capital punishment is not imposed often enough, 27percentt say it's imposed about the right amount and another 27percentt say it's applied too often.
I would compare it with a target in the traffic safety domain that was imposed by Sweden about 20 years ago," he says.
The sentence was imposed despite recent questions about Mr. Isaac's mental health.
The former president, Sprent Dabwido, said the block was imposed due to "paranoia" about independent media scrutiny on the island nation.
No time limit was imposed, and no feedback about performance was given during the test.
A publication ban has been imposed on details about the case.
Romania and Bulgaria are among the poorest countries in Europe and when they joined the European Union in 2007 work restrictions were imposed amid fears about mass migration.
Instead, the sites displayed the spinning-wheel image with messages explaining that "slow lanes" were about to be imposed on parts of the Internet.
Our network approach allows sex and fitness to emerge directly from the regulatory interactions rather than being imposed by assumptions made about "modifiers".
