Sentence examples for were first imposed from inspiring English sources

When controls were first imposed, how well were they observed?

Many of the surcharges were first imposed in 2000 and are reviewed and updated yearly.

The total in bag fees collected by the airlines has skyrocketed since they were first imposed.

The results, released yesterday, are the first overhaul to tire regulations since they were first imposed in 1967.

Quantitative trade restrictions were first imposed on a large scale during and immediately after World War I.

Security Council sanctions were first imposed on Unita, which had been supported by the United States and Mobutu Sese Seko of Zaire during the cold war, in 1993.

This was unquestionably true in the first instance; that is, when the corporate income tax was first imposed.

The ban was first imposed in 2003 after a case of mad cow disease was detected in the United States.

These matters were never discussed when the sequester was first imposed after the irresponsible threat by Republicans to send the government into default if spending wasn't reduced.

When the ban was first imposed, De Beers complained that it would be impossible to prove where particular diamonds came from.

"I am just crazy happy," said Sara Adams, 22, who was 10 when the curfew was first imposed and has never stayed out after midnight.