Sentence examples for Opportunity imposes from inspiring English sources

That opportunity imposes enormous responsibility.

So many Afghans will never be afforded such choices, whether it's because of a lack of opportunity, imposing cultural norms or a lack of personal freedom.

The deaths of many of these children stem from the poor nutritional status of their mothers, as well as the lack of opportunity imposed by poverty.

Nothing in either the Investment Climate Facility or the Growth and Opportunity Act imposes mandatory constraints on corporations.

Re "Africa: Aid or Harm?" (column, March 28), by Thomas L. Friedman: While offering meager trade benefits, the African growth and opportunity bill imposes harmful policy requirements on African countries.

Pinochet and his inner circle saw the overthrow of Allende as not just an opportunity to impose stability, but a chance to remove what they been taught was a cancer at the core of society: Marxism.

Along with Ireland and Sweden, it waived the opportunity to impose restrictions lasting up to seven years.

These objectives will give Iraq the opportunity to impose significant costs on the United States.

The budget talks offer an opportunity to impose a war tax.

The current economic crisis affords us an opportunity to impose more responsible, moderate and equitable approaches to finance.

Governments have a historic opportunity to impose new rules on banks that now depend on them for bailouts and guarantees.