Sentence examples for has imposed drastic from inspiring English sources

Such sums are a bit overdone in a day in which the Netherlands has imposed drastic cuts on government subsidies for other forms of theater.

Now, in its desperate efforts to save that system from imminent collapse, the Argentine government has imposed drastic restrictions on economic freedom.

It was a sentiment often heard a day after Greeks overwhelmingly rejected an international bailout plan that would have imposed drastic new austerity measures on a nation where residents are plainly fed up with what many view as cutbacks imposed by a shadowy economic elite.

In the U.S., such bodies have imposed drastic sanctions where there is evidence of research misconduct.

Thus Montenegro has imposed sanctions on Russia.

He has imposed a sort of democracy.

It has imposed such rules previously.

The fund has imposed two difficult conditions.

But no country has imposed trade sanctions.

However, whereas countries such as the UK have imposed spending cuts to reduce their deficits, the Obama administration has said rapid, drastic spending cuts are not the way forward.

Structure had imposed order.