Sentence examples for firmly imposed from inspiring English sources
If more marine reserves were established and limits were firmly imposed on fishing, he said, the fishing industry could actually catch more fish while making less of an effort.
Treasury and Fed officials have remained firmly against imposing any restrictions on pay for companies investing money in the rescue effort rather than receiving money from it.
Whilst I am and will remain a committed Christian, I take the same approach as Charles Kennedy did – I hold my faith firmly but impose it on no one".
"It is clear that the forum operates firmly on the terms imposed by the GLA and its staff.
"The four nations firmly request lifting the imposed regulations on the local banks in Sana'a, which impede commercial imports and desperately needed humanitarian assistance", they said in a statement.
Local Labour councillors firmly believe the AWS was imposed by Labour's national executive committee (NEC) to stop the Bradford deputy council leader, Imran Hussain, from standing again.
The anti-capitalist collective's reported objective is to "build democracy and solidarity from bottom to the top," and it has firmly condemned the budget restrictions imposed on Greece by the "troika" since 2010.
When "Sizwe Banzi" was first devised and performed in Cape Town, and later brought to London and New York, the white government that had imposed apartheid on South Africa remained firmly in control.
No player of our time imposed his will and style more firmly on the game and in our minds than Mariano, or more quietly.
She said university leaders must make sure that substantiated cases of sexual misconduct were dealt with "firmly, fairly and expeditiously and that appropriate sanctions are imposed that recognize the serious nature of these claims".
Tomson (2010) forwards the need for strong leadership 'to ensure that values imposed upon national health systems can remain firmly grounded in the public sector' rather than steered by privatization of health care and market dynamics.
