Sentence examples for agreements imposed from inspiring English sources

Developers claim over-onerous agreements imposed by councils prevent them going ahead with projects even when they have planning permission.

Al Lundeen of No on the Unfair Gambling Deals (the chief opposition group) points out that an earlier round of agreements imposed a fee for each new slot machine above a certain level.

The statement said that the evidence gathered during the course of the investigation showed that the companies used various methods to ensure that distributors raised prices, including signing contractual agreements, imposing fines, cutting rebates and restricting the supply of goods.

The statement said evidence gathered during the course of the investigation showed that the companies used various methods to ensure that distributors raised prices, including signing contractual agreements, imposing fines, cutting rebates and restricting the supply of goods.

To assess this, we need to understand the obligations the agreements impose on governments.

Or consider that our "free trade" agreements impose protectionist intellectual property monopolies.

Overall, the well-intentioned international agreements impose vague or voluntary standards, require little to no monitoring, are severely underfunded and are difficult to enforce.

GATS, however, which is one of the binding agreements, imposes only general obligations.

It could involve an imposed peace agreement imposed on both sides and enforced by international peacekeepers.

The Oslo agreement imposed a comprehensive ban on the use, production, stockpiling and sale of cluster munitions.

That same year, SWRI sued FieldTurf for, among other things, violating the confidentiality agreement imposed from the first suit.