Examples of 'had been imposed' in a sentence
Meaning of "had been imposed"
This phrase suggests that a rule, regulation, or punishment was enforced or applied on someone or something in the past. It indicates that some form of external authority or power has dictated an action or consequence upon the subject in question
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had been imposed
A warning had been imposed a few days later.
I was atheist for a while because it had been imposed on me.
Nothing had been imposed on them in an underhand manner.
We were under a system that had been imposed upon us.
A curfew had been imposed after one person died in clashes.
A moratorium of unlimited duration had been imposed on landmine exports.
She reiterated her question as to whether any criminal penalties had been imposed.
Disciplinary sanctions had been imposed on policemen in four cases.
Structures upon which other structures had been imposed.
That was why they had been imposed in the first place.
In this connection disciplinary sanctions had been imposed on him.
Severe restrictions had been imposed on the freedom of the media.
Relatively light penalties had been imposed.
Sanctions had been imposed against it.
He served the sentence that had been imposed.
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Often it had been imposed by force.
He therefore wished to know if any such penalties had been imposed.
The maximum penalty had been imposed on only one occasion.
Bonn was already under threat and a blockade had been imposed on it.
That he had been imposed upon.
That option could be taken even if disciplinary sanctions had been imposed.
The measure had been imposed in.
He never informed them that the death sentence had been imposed.
He asked what sentence had been imposed on the leader of the organization.
Restrictions in typical treatments for and rights of the elderly had been imposed.
The defendants had been imposed a fine by the lower level courts.
This was on top of ongoing and increasing restrictions that had been imposed on them.
Neoliberalism had been imposed as the only model throughout the world.
They were also protesting over the austerity measures which had been imposed on them.
The restriction had been imposed this January.
His report showed clearly how children suffered in countries on which sanctions had been imposed.
He said force protection measures had been imposed to ensure their safety.
Its national authorities had prosecuted individuals for alleged violations and sanctions had been imposed.
Even if no stress tests had been imposed on SCK.
Restrictions had been imposed on the movement of Agency personnel.
They fought against the government that had been imposed upon them.
A duty on malt had been imposed in England to pay for a war against France.
I think that the reasons for which the sanctions had been imposed have now been overtaken.
The sanctions had been imposed by States which repeatedly claimed to respect the Charter.
As the Court of Justice annulled the fine which had been imposed on the.
No comparable abridgements had been imposed on the pension rights of other Fund participants.
I gasped with a certain relief when I heard that martial law had been imposed in Poland.
The restriction had been imposed on San Marino citizens out of a concern for impartiality.
The Tribunal did not find that the discipline had been imposed for discriminatory reasons.
The decision had been imposed through blackmail by States that held control of the purse.
The Government submitted that the restrictions in question had been imposed equally on all fishermen.
The economic system that had been imposed on Puerto Rico did not provide adequate employment.
In the meantime, a moratorium on adoptions had been imposed.
He had been imposed on them by the British and the Zionists.
I had not chosen my vocation ; it had been imposed on me by others.
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