Sentence examples for was imposed again from inspiring English sources

However, the same sanction was imposed again by the Football League in February when Bury again asked the PFA for financial help.

And while he lagged somewhat in the middle of his run, by the encore he was imposing again, particularly on "Jolene," which was antic, swinging and unexpectedly sexy.

"A no fly area has been imposed again," a Bond spokesman said.

Harsh spending cuts and tax rises have been imposed again and again as conditions for further economic support.

It could be imposed again anywhere, any time, and the decisions made under martial were to be legally binding.

The caps on discretionary spending began in fiscal year 2012 and were imposed again this fiscal year.

After relaxation the spring-tensions are consecutively increased (modeling the build up of stresses due to evaporation) and relaxation dynamics is imposed again.

With the Labourites again in power, a second nationalization was imposed in 1967 under the Iron and Steel Act.

The ban was imposed anyway.

ate of emergency was imposed.

The Latin rite was imposed in churches.