Sentence examples for basis for imposing from inspiring English sources

"The F.C.C. has no legal basis for imposing its dystopian regulatory vision under the net neutrality banner," he said.

The Court of Appeals began by stating that it previously had recognized "grossly inadequate training" as a basis for imposing municipal liability.

The SEC's release does not explain the basis for imposing a "hard cap" on the number of depositions that can be taken.

The Court of Appeals did not identify any basis for imposing this requirement other than its earlier decision in Decker v. Harris, 647 F.2d 291981A2 1981).

The lawmakers said the air quality problems in Wisconsin that had been the basis for imposing the rules had significantly improved.

"The worst‑case scenario for staff would be the creation of a false link between learning analytics and quality of teaching used as the basis for imposing disciplinary procedures".

That report might form the basis for an imposed settlement of the labor dispute.

The reason for imposing liability on each for the entire consequences is that there exists no basis for dividing damages and the law is loath to permit an innocent plaintiff to suffer as against a wrongdoing defendant.

L. 100 485, § 104(a), substituted "on a monthly basis (or on a quarterly basis for so long as the Secretary determines with respect to a State that requiring such notice on a monthly basis would impose an unreasonable administrative burden)" for "at least annually".

They go off to the VA for a complete assessment, and on that basis Dugan imposes a sentence of treatment and probation, and, depending on the defendant's history and severity of the crime, sometimes jail time as well.

The concerns raised in the letters did not provide a sufficient basis to impose controls".