noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ VERB
impose
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On May 18 the state authorities imposed a dusk-to-dawn curfew .
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Governor Wilson declared a state of emergency, imposed a curfew and called in reinforcements from the California Highway Patrol.
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On March 27, as the national conference got under way, the government imposed a curfew and banned strikes and demonstrations.
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Two people died and at least 19 were injured, and the government imposed an all-night curfew .
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On May 8 the government imposed a curfew on the city.
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On Sept. 9 it imposed a night curfew in large parts of the republic.
place
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Another 20 people were shot in Karachi where at least three Muhajir districts were placed under curfew .
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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If your teenager keeps reasonable hours, there is no need to set a curfew .
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Despite the imposition of a curfew , the Strip remained in a state of revolt throughout May 20.
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Local officials said a curfew had been imposed on the area.
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The curfew was lifted on May 4.
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The curfew will end next March, when his debt to society will officially have been paid.
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We walked along the path above the river: deserted, because of the curfew .