Sentence examples for has imposed the from inspiring English sources

Under the rules the military has imposed, the chances of that happening are slim.

The E.U. has imposed the same kind of safeguard tariffs on steel as the United States.

But they say the Trump administration has imposed the measures unilaterally.

The government has imposed the tightest funding squeeze the NHS has faced in its 70-year history.

It is "consumers" whose personal data is protected under the CCPA, and it is businesses, not other persons, upon which California has imposed the CCPA's requirements.

He has claimed "Syria is not for Syrians," and has imposed the rule of foreign gangs on the areas of north and eastern Syria that Isis currently controls.

We've imposed the toughest sanctions in history.

Some corporations that have imposed the bans have found that productivity has not suffered.

They said they had told Judge Martini that most judges would have imposed the maximum.

And we have imposed the toughest emission standards for aviation in the world.

These rapid mining operations have imposed the need for change in level interval for higher productivity.