Sentence examples for which imposes from inspiring English sources

Man is born into society, which imposes restraints on him.

767, which imposes similar prohibitions on certain state employees working in programs that are federally financed.

Spotify's latest fundraising was via debt, not equity, which imposes significant extra costs.

The decision, which imposes no fine, requires Comcast to end such blocking this year.

Ministers cite Polish law which imposes relatively long sentences on minor offences such as bike theft.

First, the bankers provide this information under the authorityof a subpoena, which imposes a legal obligation.

Congress responded with Dodd-Frank, which imposes the most significant reforms in a generation.

It was not immediately clear how many Americans were in Libya, which imposes strict visa requirements.

Congress, however, previously enacted the Immigration Reform and Control Act, which imposes different sanctions on employers for hiring illegal immigrants.

In particular, the cloud disrupts after only a fraction of its orbit, which imposes unrealistically tight restrictions on its origin.

Some of those forced to wait are already in immigration detention, which imposes extra costs on other parts of government.