Sentence examples for while imposed from inspiring English sources

The judge sent two letters, each copied to the Department of Corrections and stating that the two five-year sentences in question, while imposed on different dates, should run concurrently.

They generally offer little or no benefit while imposing substantial risks.

Both candidates also gave the impression that their green policies would yield huge benefits while imposing no costs.

By others, that they should do so only while imposing labour rules that make their factories less viable.

Assuming he wins, he will have to stabilise the economy while imposing his will on his faction-ridden party.

Egyptian courts have been absolving Mubarak-era officials, while imposing long sentences on liberal and Islamist activists.

While imposing tariffs is not good policy, it is generally agreed that NAFTA has not aged well.

Disney World's Magic Kingdom celebrates the cultural concept of liberty while imposing harsh limits on the place itself.

Being illiberal while imposing liberalism challenges the very notions of tolerance and respect that our society claims to espouse.

He introduced a new shekel, pegging it to the dollar, while imposing austerity and wage and price controls.

The new-school filibuster would preserve minority rights in the Senate, while imposing significant costs on obstructionist members, changing the calculus that causes today's logjam.