Sentence examples for were imposed from from inspiring English sources

Changes to the role of guards were imposed from Sunday, transferring responsibility for closing doors to drivers.

Forced labour, limitations on travel, and curfews were imposed from the early days of colonial rule and became the basis of a system of administrative law codified in 1887 as the indigénat (native regulations).

Treatments were imposed from 21 February to 8 May.

Experimental treatments were imposed from March 7 to April 6, 2007 (31 d).

"We were imposed from on high, which meant we had to do it, but I'm pleased it happened that way," said Blackie, in true glass-half-full style.

Constant-volume cyclic tests, involving up to 4500 cycles, were imposed from alternative sets of initial conditions that revealed the relationships among the cyclic deviatoric amplitude, the changes in mean effective stress and the number of cycles as well as the permanent strain accumulation and the cyclic stiffness characteristics.

Targets cannot be imposed from outside.

Can it ever be imposed from outside?

This is something that is being imposed from outside.

His reforms are being imposed from the top down.

However, deep democracy cannot be imposed from outside.