Sentence examples for agree to impose from inspiring English sources

But the commission did agree to impose new limits on cross-shareholdings between agencies.

On the margins of the summit, Mr Obama urged China to agree to impose fresh sanctions on Iran.

For example, countries could agree to impose a levy on banks that would be used to create a central deposit guarantee fund — a European Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.

But should Iran balk at allowing international inspections and halting its nuclear ambitions, will Europe agree to impose harsh financial and trade sanctions?

If Hunt could get cabinet to agree to impose real emissions reductions on electricity generators and big polluting businesses – to in effect start a baseline and credit emissions trading scheme – that really would be "stunning".

[Co.Design] Delegates meeting on a treaty for protecting wildlife agree to impose trade sanctions against seven nations — Comoros, Guinea-Bissau, Paraguay, Nepal, Rwanda, Solomon Islands and Syria — for lacking a national law regulating the lucrative wildlife trade or failing to report on such regulatory efforts.

The government in Kabul would probably not agree to imposing Taliban demands regarding women or education everywhere.

After the crisis, American regulators agreed to impose an international banking overhaul known as Basel III.

In essence, Smith & Wesson agreed to impose restrictions on the way its dealers sold its products.

Under pressure from the U.S. and the European Union, China agrees to impose tariffs on some of its textile exports.

The other countries that have at least preliminarily agreed to impose the tax are Belgium, Austria, Greece, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia and Estonia.