Sentence examples for fails to impose from inspiring English sources

Similarly, Amtrak fails to impose punitive fines on last-minute travellers.

If it fails to impose order, aid workers will get themselves killed -- as they frequently do in lawless Chechnya.

It leaves businesses in the dark on how exactly they can use customer data, and fails to impose on them a duty to ensure their accuracy.Opening the door to class-action lawsuits may also prove a damp squib.

And although rich countries, which have produced most greenhouse-gas emissions, should act first, Kyoto fails to impose commitments on poor countries, even though within decades India and China will be the biggest emitters.Kill Kyoto to save it?Optimists still insist that such flaws in Kyoto could be fixed by sincere negotiators willing to find clever ideas for compromise.

The president's own task-force on climate change often fails to impose its will on ministries determined to defend their fiefs.The forestry ministry is widely seen as corrupt, even by Indonesian standards, and officials have been caught selling permits to exploit forested areas.

The case claims the law is both too broad – as it includes all film professionals, rather than just those who could expect to be the target of age discrimination such as actors – and too narrow, as it fails to impose the same restrictions on the "myriad other sources of the same information", such as Wikipedia, Google or specialist websites that list the birthdays of famous people.

A "transition federal government" has totally failed to impose itself.

At the least, it seems that Mr Kim failed to impose the control he had promised.

In the first couple of games we failed to impose ourselves on Argentina and Samoa.

As leader of the Free Democrats, Mr. Westerwelle failed to impose discipline among his ministers.

However, his form was inconsistent and he failed to impose himself on games.