Sentence examples for was imposed with from inspiring English sources
It was not until 1925 that a nationwide tax on total family income was imposed with graduated rates.
In the constant source simulation, the same time-averaged concentration of iron was imposed with no temporal variability.
It affected some of the newspapers but most powerfully RTÉ, where in the television-programmes area where I worked the anti-nationalist line was imposed with Stalinist rigour".
See articleBahrain's government lifted a state of emergency, two-and-half months after it was imposed, with the help of Saudi and Emirati forces, to suppress Shia dissidents.
Others noted that a 2015 study of high schools in four cities in England found that performance on high-stakes exams improved after a cellphone ban was imposed, with the greatest gains for disadvantaged and underachieving students.
Judge Gonzalez Ramos, of Corpus Christi, found that the law "creates an unconstitutional burden on the right to vote, has an impermissible discriminatory effect against Hispanics and African-Americans, and was imposed with an unconstitutional discriminatory purpose".
"There was an awful lot of criticism from businesses of the amount of administration and compliance costs the CRC was imposing, with very little effect on carbon reductions," Huhne told the Guardian.
The RVE faces are imposed with periodical boundary conditions to minimize the edge effect.
The boundary conditions are imposed with penalty terms known as the Simultaneous Approximation Term technique.
He said there was "no objection as such to some requirement being imposed with regard to efficiency in English".
Some of the many restrictions on the marketing of tobacco and alcohol were imposed with youngsters in mind.
