Sentence examples for demands imposing from inspiring English sources

The committee will examine the legal advice to ministers that one of the prime minister's key demands – imposing a four-year ban on EU migrants claiming in-work benefits – will need to be underpinned by treaty change.

Where Greece finds itself today, no government can reject the demands imposed by its lenders.

In the grand scheme of college athletics, the demands imposed by conference tournaments are mostly a nuisance.

But county governments are desperate because of the lower revenues and additional demands imposed by the recession and, of course, that property tax cap.

As much as some European authorities would like to help their airlines, European Union privacy laws prohibit full compliance with the demands imposed by the American legislation.

These demands imposed on Muslims have been displaced from a government that admits its own incapacity to implement them, despite its institutional and financial power.

He has the caution of a crown prince who has always been intensely aware of the demands imposed by his destiny.

Asked about his hobbies, he said he was too busy for them because of the time demands imposed by his 3-year-old son.

The demands imposed by the Allies provoked a revolt by Mustafa Kemal, the hero of Gallipoli, who pushed the Greeks and Italians out of Anatolia, deposed the sultan and abolished the caliphate.

In a 2009 letter to The Times of London, several British and Irish negotiators, including John Hume, who shared the Nobel Peace Prize for the Belfast Agreement, criticized the one-sided demands imposed solely on Hamas.

A methodology for the assessment of the seismic energy demands imposed on structures is proposed.