Object

• sanction: Iraq had a right to impose sanctions too, you know.

• restriction: MPI imposes no restrictions on the code executed by the callback functions.

• penalty: The rebel base also imposes a points penalty equal to double the campaign points value, which was 18 % in Kev's case.

• obligation: The regulations do not impose an obligation to remove asbestos in all cases of discovery.

Preposition: for

• breach: The maximum penalty a Magistratesâ Court may impose for a breach of the HSW Act is £ 20,000.

Preposition: on

• airline: This is on top of onerous operating restrictions imposed on airlines over-flying southern Germany and a strict curfew.

Subject

• statute: Excessive Accumulations The rule against excessive accumulations is a further restriction, imposed by statute.

• magistrate: There were concerns about the low level of fines imposed by magistrates ' courts.

• court: Examples of bail conditions imposed by courts A court can impose any condition that seems appropriate in the circumstances of the particular case.

Modifying Another Word

• externally: These establish the indigenous discourse of insanity, which saw madness in terms of an externally imposed affliction.

• arbitrarily: The fundamental point Marwick seems to be making here is that the structure in the history book is not imposed arbitrarily.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• upon: Mr Brown suggested that effective guidelines need to be owned by and not imposed upon, the ambulance service.

Preposition: under

• paragraph: But this general condition shall have effect subject to any conditions imposed under paragraph ( 1 ).

Preposition: from

• outside: The solution to the problem of malaria cannot be imposed from outside.

Preposition: by

• statute: Excessive Accumulations The rule against excessive accumulations is a further restriction, imposed by statute.

• magistrate: There were concerns about the low level of fines imposed by magistrates ' courts.

• court: Examples of bail conditions imposed by courts A court can impose any condition that seems appropriate in the circumstances of the particular case.