Sentence examples for be ready to impose from inspiring English sources

It must be ready to impose more specific restrictions if bankers game the system.

The EU is said to be ready to impose record-breaking fines for alleged collusion for rigging key benchmark rates.

But if Iran is playing the same old game, the major powers must be ready to impose a real economic price this time.

The prime minister reached agreement with German chancellor Angela Merkel and French president François Hollande that the EU should be ready to impose more stringent penalties on Russia.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel said the EU would be ready to impose economic sanctions against Russia if there were an escalation.

Chancellor Angela Merkel said that the EU would be ready to impose broader economic sanctions against Russia if there were a further escalation in the country's involvement in Ukraine.

The health secretary Jeremy Hunt says he's ready to impose weekend working on hospital doctors.

But it also confirms that the authorities in America and Britain are ready to impose far harsher penalties than they used to.

But be in no doubt: if we can't negotiate, we are ready to impose a new contract".

Another cautioned that "nobody has yet ascertained that the Europeans are ready to impose a new round of sanctions".

Hamas was ready to impose a temporary cease-fire and empower Abbas to negotiate with Israel but not to recognize the Jewish state.