Sentence examples for are imposing as from inspiring English sources

But I sometimes wonder whether, in 100 years' time, people will be as shocked by the length of sentences we are imposing as we are by some of the punishments of the 18th century".

"People are taking preventive measures…if you own a pile of euros, you'll feel rich in a drachma environment," said one veteran Greek banker.For all their enthusiasm to keep the euro, Greeks are also fed up with the austerity that German leaders are imposing as the price of continued membership.

Sanctions — including recalls — are imposed as soon as a pathogen is found.

For the inversion, the smoothing and damping constraints are imposed, as well as in Tsushima et al. (2009).

"I know of no case of conditions that have been imposed as severe as those on Mr. Madoff".

With that being said, an upper bound has to be imposed as well to events b.

Marshall law has been imposed, as well as a strict curfew.

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"It is a benefit that in part removes some of the additional costs, which are imposed as a result of the disabling barriers that society imposes on us.

Travel bans are enforced by the courts and are imposed as a last resort on customers in default and who refuse to engage with the bank".

According to George Osborne, unless drastic austerity measures are imposed as per the government spending review, the international financial markets will lose confidence in Britain.