Sentence examples for for imposing that from inspiring English sources

We need to be more rational in how we make choices about drugs, and right now P.B.M.s are the best tool we have for imposing that kind of rationality on the drug marketplace.

If there is no need for an anti-majoritarian judicial control over the content of our legal system in nine cases precisely like that presented by Mr. Chimel's dispute with the State of California, it is hard to see the necessity, wisdom, or justification for imposing that control in the Chimel case itself.

We had been robbed again, maybe not by the English this time, but that feeling of frustration, of trampled amour-propre, we knew it of old, and we knew that it was the English who were usually responsible for imposing that awful feeling.

We are transforming the individual market and making it better". But California Insurance Commissioner Dave Jones has sharply criticized the exchange for imposing that Dec. 31 deadline and called on the agency to back the president's idea.

It's not for us to impose that vision," the official said.

Djokovic played that pattern brilliantly to open the backhand down the line in his quarterfinal win over Juan Martin del Potro; look for him to impose that pattern on Ferrer.

Parents should be able to care for their children and not impose that burden on others.

In return for a hefty donation, he imposed that policy on a Brooklyn Academy of Music booking of the Kirov Opera in 1995, with mixed results.

Some international development banks have been blamed for imposing policies that ultimately destabilize the economies of recipient countries.

But the administration opposes it, saying it is unnecessary and overly broad and has thresholds for imposing sanctions that are too low.

Nobel economics laureate Joseph Stiglitz criticised the chancellor on the sidelines of the conference for imposing policies that have led to high unemployment and slow growth.