Sentence examples for was imposed back from inspiring English sources

Therefore, this measure will be seen as an obvious tool to halt the slide, however, the last time such a short selling ban was imposed, back in 2008, it did little to appease deteriorating market confidence.

The crippling sanctions that should have been imposed back in 2005 are yet to be imposed.

It's a modern idea that's being imposed back to explain behavior from an earlier time.

After Code Red was imposed, traffic backed up for miles at busy border crossings with Canada and Mexico.

Precedent suggests a one-game suspension, which was imposed on Tennessee defensive back Denard Walker and Detroit running back Mario Bates, who were also involved in similar cases.

Boko Haram's insurgency has been most intense in Borno, Yobe and Adamawa, the three states where a state of emergency was imposed last year to beat back the militants.

A voluntary ban was imposed by Google as far back as 20072 and yet paid-for advertising is still clearly visible following a relevant search.

The ban was imposed because bitcoins were not backed by any nation or central authority, said the notice.

When it was checked on video a two-shot penalty was imposed and he had to go back to the tee to play it again.

During the delays, back lever-pressing was imposed to prevent mice from using their own positional cues to choose the correct lever.

The ban was imposed anyway.