Sentence examples for wholly imposed from inspiring English sources
There is, however, a formal warning that United's debts, wholly imposed by the Glazers' original takeover, "could adversely affect our financial health and competitive position".
"I intend to write to Michel Platini expressing our dissatisfaction and will be asking Uefa to exercise its powers to appeal against the wholly disproportionate punishments imposed against Serbia.
The difficulties from which the department has suffered in recent years are, in our view, attributable wholly to the distortions imposed on British architectural schools by the research assessment exercise.
This week's study revealing that two-thirds of jurors do not understand the directions given to them by judges might well explain the temptation, in the face of a wholly unusual and imposing legal environment, to look up the answers, rather than put up a hand and ask for more help.
The mother listened in tears as the judge said her "culpability for her actions was low" and it would be "wholly disproportionate" to impose a prison sentence.
As a corporate boss, O'Neill took a wholly original view of an ancient business -- metal making -- imposed on it his idea of how it should work and changed people's lives.
"The penalty imposed on her for her action as a whistleblower is wholly disproportionate," Jérôme Fenoglio, director of Le Monde, wrote on Monday, calling for her swift release.
It also imposes a wholly non-traditional ending on comedy shows.
But if so, Judge Persky merely made an error in calculation instead of imposing a wholly inappropriate sentence--and the harsh criticism Judge Persky has received would seem like an overreaction.
However, the women in Wadjda – and the titular hero especially – are not depicted as wholly passive victims, but rather come across as striving, enterprising and possessing some agency within the constraints imposed upon them.
