Sentence examples for are committed to imposing from inspiring English sources
He says the Tories are committed to imposing a £50,000 cap on public sector pensions.
Although WTO members are committed to imposing tariffs on a "most-favoured-nation" (MFN) basis, which is meant to be non-discriminatory, in practice most of them do discriminate.
But the administration said it was committed to imposing the sanctions.
But they also crave the symbolic value of her appointment, which almost certainly would cause a partisan confirmation battle, as an affirmation that the White House is committed to imposing significant new restrictions on the financial industry.
The problem, of course, is that the Republican congressional leadership is committed to imposing austerity on the nation and Speaker Boehner has just threatened that Republicans will block the renewal of the debt ceiling in order to extort Democrats to agree to austerity -- severe cuts to social programs.
Mr Stark concluded by saying that the euro will survive because the leaders of Europe are committed to creating the institutions that will impose the requisite discipline.
We are committed to that.
Both sides are committed to banking union.
But the Sharps are committed to ranching.
Some justices are committed to formal equality.
