Sentence examples for which has imposed from inspiring English sources

In response it has been ever more strictly regulated, which has imposed additional costs.

Steel imports are managed by the EU, which has imposed tariffs on Chinese steel.

Cameron told Van Rompuy the EU should follow the example of Whitehall which has imposed cuts of between25%-30%-30% administrative costs.

The biggest unresolved issue was Washington's insistence that Turkey adhere to its agreement with the International Monetary Fund, which has imposed strict austerity measures on the government.

But Owen Jones argues that "no one believes that the EU – which has imposed calamitous economic policies throughout the eurozone – can be changed one country at a time".

Rehn said it was important that Ireland stick to the EU/IMF programme, which has imposed austerity cuts and reduced public spending.

Vladimir Putin issued a decree to ban food imports to Russia from countries which have imposed sanctions.

Iran maintains its nuclear programme is designed for peaceful means, something rejected by Western governments, which have imposed tough sanctions on it.

The cases are part of a wider money-laundering crackdown by American authorities, which have imposed over $4 billion in fines in the past three years.

The United States and Britain, which have imposed sanctions on Zimbabwe in reaction to its human-rights record, have been frequent targets, as have global institutions.

Vladimir Putin this week barred imports of agricultural produce from countries which have imposed sanctions on Russia for Moscow's support of the rebels in Ukraine.