Sentence examples for was imposed around from inspiring English sources

A no-flight zone was imposed around the stricken nuclear plants.

After skirmishes off the coast of Iceland over the amount of cod that boats from the UK were catching, a 13- then a 50-mile limit was imposed around Icelandic waters.

The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) said a 3km "protection zone" and a 10km "surveillance zone" had been imposed around the farm.

The FIA quickly reviewed how best to control a driver's speed during incidents where a safety car is not required, deciding the VSC, where a speed limit is imposed around the track, to be the ideal solution.

When the storage range of ρ is [−4σ, 4σ], a circle constraint of ρ = 4σ is imposed around the vanishing point.

A 20km (12 mile) evacuation zone affecting about 70,000 people has been imposed around the plant, and is being extended to five communities outside the zone to the north west of the plant, where radioactive contamination is most significant.

The chants accompanying the last two violent clashes with police, when bottles were thrown, were: "Let us out!" Nearly eight years ago, on May Day 2001, a similar "kettle" operation was imposed in Oxford Circus for around seven hours.

The 12-mile zone around the reactors was imposed in stages in the 30 hours after the earthquake and tsunami on March 11.

Tight security and traffic restrictions was imposed in Delhi and all offices around the presidential palace were closed five hours before the event, according to the Press Trust of India.

HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe has partially lifted a ban on big-game hunting around Hwange National Park that was imposed after an international outcry over the killing of Cecil, the country's most prized lion, by an American dentist last month.

At trial 23 a 30° rotation was imposed (ROT condition), and directional error (rotation error) initially jumped to around 30°.