Sentence examples for has always imposed from inspiring English sources
Bank regulation in the United States has always imposed dividend restrictions.
France, with its strong state, has always imposed rules on its citizens.
To avoid this, the government has always imposed a "floors stocks" tax — that is, a tax on inventory held by retailers — or provided a rebate when the tax was scheduled to increase or decrease.
"It has obviously realised that this approach would see heavy data users signing up and clogging up its network". Orange has always imposed a 750MB monthly "fair usage" policy since it started to offer the iPhone in late 2009.
Travellers have always imposed their own preconceptions on this place, ever since the days of the Grand Tour.
"We live in a society, and societies have always imposed limits on activities that it deems are damaging".
Basically this legislation would only subject deadly weapons to the same control we have always imposed on automobiles, liquor or prescription drugs.
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"[Historically], the peace that the usurpers want has always been imposed by the violence of weapons, the assassination of Mapuche leaders, torture, rape, and exile," he explained.
As summer turned to fall, Motion watched Animal Kingdom's professionalism catch up to what has always been an imposing physique.
At 6 feet 4 inches and 265 pounds, Jacobs has always been an imposing figure in the backfield, but beginning his second tour as a Giants player, Jacobs arrived chastened.
