Sentence examples for was imposed over from inspiring English sources
The phrase "was imposed over" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something is enforced or applied on top of something else, often in a context of authority or control. Example: "The new regulations were imposed over the existing laws to ensure compliance with international standards."
The T-bone is expected to return to European menus next week as veterinary experts of the European Union prepare to lift a four-year ban on beef cut from the spinal cord of animals aged over 12 months that was imposed over fear of mad cow disease.
He said the Whitehall practice whereby secrecy was imposed over broad classes of information, such as advice to ministers, should be abandoned, and described as "unacceptable" the argument that Whitehall advice should be secret to preserve "candour between civil servants and ministers".
The physical aging in poly methyl methacrylate) during annealing just below Tg was investigated by light scattering and oscillating-DSC in which a sinusoidal temperature rise was imposed over the conventional linear temperature rise.
On day 16 after germination (3 4 leaf stage), a salinity stress of was imposed over a period of five days in five equal steps to reach a final concentration of 17 dS m-1 (~150 mM NaCl).
One of the first concrete signs that Mr. Klein was not long for the job was the appointment of Sharon L. Greenberger as the Education Department's chief operating officer in April — something that, according to the official, "was imposed over Joel's objection".
Most of the sanctions have been imposed over the North's refusal to abandon its nuclear programs.
The bans have been imposed over fears that phones could be lost or stolen and that pupils will disrupt lessons.
A certain moral authority defined by a narrow group was once again being imposed over others: non-Muslims, liberals, LGBTs, feminists, atheists, etc.
Whether or not a no-fly zone is imposed over Libya, European leaders need to think about helping the Libyans to help themselves.
On Monday Russia said it would not permit no-fly zones - one of the possible options - to be imposed over Syria.
But General McPeak said that the no-fly zone would be imposed over those parts of the country that Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi doesn't control.
