Sentence examples for by imposing a less from inspiring English sources
But the voter ID law does the opposite, the judges said, by imposing "a less stringent requirement for absentee voters than for those voting in person".
The panel imposed a less serious penalty on the University of Virginia, issuing a warning in an inquiry prompted by the short-lived ouster of its president.
Instead, it will only impose a less strict "duty of responsibility".
Banks make their money from selling other services and by imposing charges that are less visible to customers and thus subject to less competition.
The out campaign says: "The CAP and the common fisheries policy both increase food bills for consumers, devastate the environment and damage African agriculture by imposing punitive tariffs against less developed countries".
Memorably, he went up against no less imposing a figure than actor/producer Burt Lancaster on The Train (1964), and was eventually replaced by John Frankenheimer.
GOP Gov. Rauner, a billionaire, tried to circumvent Illinois' Democrat-controlled legislature by imposing right-to-work-for-less on government workers by executive fiat.
They recognise that women have suffered and continue to suffer important disadvantages relative to men, within education as in other fields: women are the victims of exclusion and deprivation and domination, constrained by imposed expectations, judged as less intelligent and less deserving, and afflicted by manufactured deficits of confidence.
Now financial regulators in both America and Britain are doing their best to make bankers' waking and sleeping hours a little less troubled, by imposing restrictions on short-selling.
Today's government uses regulation to achieve policy goals by imposing on the private sector burdens less obvious than taxation would be, burdens that become visible only indirectly, in higher prices.
