Sentence examples for was later imposed from inspiring English sources
A news blackout was later imposed on the media, prohibiting references to the couple's wellbeing or speculation surrounding their release for fear of compromising their safety and jeopardising the rescue effort.
He then missed three more games to complete the suspension imposed by the eligibility committee of the N.C.A.A. Post's penalty for allowing McMillan to play was later imposed by the E.C.A.C. infractions committee: The five games in which McMillan played before being declared ineligible would be forfeited.
Steven's song called for a boycott of an entertainment complex in what was then considered a "homeland," but it was really promoting sanctions, a policy that was later imposed and helped force the downfall of apartheid.
(A regimen rather like that imposed by his mother upon her eldest son was later to be imposed upon his first-born son, John Stuart Mill).
HB Ice Cream, a division of Unilever that was later renamed Van den Bergh Foods, imposed the exclusivity condition in 1989, just as Mars, the American candy maker, began selling an ice cream based on its namesake chocolate bar in Ireland.
Dissidence was an identity later imposed upon him by foreign journalists, he says, which he was then criticised for failing to live up to.
By 1862, the imposing palace that was later to become the museum had been completed, and the process of filling it with paintings, musical instruments and furniture made from native Brazilian woods like jacaranda, mahogany and rosewood was well under way.
Made numerous tidy contributions without being really able to impose himself and was later substituted.
The United States imposed a similar ban, which was later extended to include the judge and prosecutor in the Kazulin trial.
He was later arrested, however, when he was unable to pay a tax imposed by the Biafran government on journalists.
In April a court imposed a three-year jail sentence for claiming a fake degree; the sentence was later scrapped.
