Sentence examples for which are imposed from inspiring English sources

"It is a benefit that in part removes some of the additional costs, which are imposed as a result of the disabling barriers that society imposes on us.

It is proof that he is an optimist who faces difficult choices, some of which are imposed on him by Blair's failings.

It seems as if we've been indulging in tough talk to escape from the limits of military action which are imposed on us in the real world.

Multistage sales taxes, which are imposed at more than one level of production and distribution, without relief for taxes paid at previous stages, are sometimes called turnover taxes.

Indeed, the restrictions on what we can say which are imposed by our employers feel far more real and immediate to most of us than the distant, abstract machinations of government.

Formula 1 bosses will investigate how the tight security measures, which are imposed at all races, were breached.

During martial law, which was imposed in 1981, Mr. Romaszewski was jailed for two years.

It has no rationale beyond its political system, which was imposed by a foreign power.

Its cornerstone was ujamaa, or familyhood, which was imposed on Tanzania in the following years.

The government seeks to collect $20,000 in fines, which were imposed last year for conduct in 1998.

"He has no power to impose additional punishment on prisoners over and above that which is imposed by the courts.