Sentence examples for were imposed to open from inspiring English sources

Conditions were imposed to open the cable networks to direct competition as part of the merger conditions.

Asked when Greece's banks would reopen, after closing more than two weeks ago when capital controls were imposed, he said: "When banks open depends on when we have the final ratification of the agreement".

Brady states categorically that grammar schools should not be imposed but should open only where there is local demand.

In Iraq, as in Serbia and other places where economic sanctions have been imposed, huge opportunities open up for wheeler-dealers.

Tolls were imposed on the Brooklyn Bridge when it opened in 1883 as the first crossing over the East River to help pay off the money borrowed for construction — the original plan was 10 cents for a horse and wagon, 5 cents for a horse and a person and a penny for a pedestrian.

Iraq has been unable to sell its oil on the open market since sanctions were imposed after its 1990 invasion of Kuwait.

Fifty-seven percent believed that a moratorium should be imposed on open fetal surgery for nonlethal conditions, such as myelomeningocele, until a multicenter-controlled clinical trial is completed.

No penalties were imposed.

Airports and other transportation services continued to function normally, no curfew was imposed so bars remained open and there was no counter-revolt by supporters of the ousted prime minister, Thaksin Shinawatra.

Some institutions were imposing withdrawal limits, while others were concerned they would not be able to open on Monday without a cash infusion from the Bank of Greece.

In the US, most of the legal red tape relating to opening a gym is imposed by state governments, rather than the federal government.