Sentence examples for were imposed by from inspiring English sources

Import barriers were imposed by the dozen.

Fines were imposed by the FA on those players".

He said the restrictions were imposed by the Marine commanders in the field.

Many of the measures were imposed by officials responsible for fiscal matters rather than health care.

Their homophobic laws were imposed by Britain in the 19th century, during the era of colonialism, and retained after independence.

It was the first time the limits went into effect since they were imposed by federal regulators two weeks ago.

"Here, the first forms of taxation were imposed by princes, usually foreign, to pay for their own battles.

In the east, the new communist regimes that were imposed by the triumphant Soviet Union were at first welcomed by many as the agents of change.

The piano was hauled into the living room, and five- and six-hour daily sessions of practice were imposed by the time Lang Lang was seven.

But social pressures and expectations to dress in a certain way are usually much more subtle than those that were imposed by the socialist regimes on their populations.

For example, he frequently claims that the gasoline- and diesel-tax increases enacted during his Administration were imposed by the voters in a referendum.