Sentence examples for has imposed to from inspiring English sources
Among the accomplishments cited are: the tests it has imposed to assure students' competence; its efforts to hire new professors; and its partnerships with the Board of Education.
The utility's image has been hurt by the rolling blackouts it has imposed to cope with the loss of generating capacity after the earthquake and by the fact that its president, Masataka Shimizu, was not seen for several days after the quake.
The company has also come under recent pressure from the investor Ronald W. Burkle, who wants to raise his stake in the company to 37 percent and has protested poison-pill provisions that Barnes & Noble has imposed to prevent any single investor from holding more than 20 percent.
Jeremy Hunt, the health secretary, hopes that tough measures he has imposed to tackle NHS overspending, such as limiting what hospitals can spend on agency staff and management consultants, will over time help the service get its finances back in order.
America's Congress has partly reversed automatic cuts it had imposed to deal with a ballooning deficit.
Time and again, the N.S.A. has pushed past the limits that lawmakers thought they had imposed to prevent it from invading basic privacy, as guaranteed by the Constitution.
Taiwan, for its part, recently eased restrictions on outbound investments, which it had imposed to limit the transfer of technology to China.
Big exporters began lifting the trade bans they had imposed to keep local prices from rising, so more food became available to world markets.
There, fund officials had told the government to eliminate import tariffs on sugar, which the government had imposed to help the troubled industry.
However, Energy Minister Fergus Ewing has imposed conditions to limit its impact on the environment, including cutting the number of turbines.
Since 1997, the University of Minnesota has imposed criteria to prevent potential donors with clinical features associated with an increased diabetes risk from undergoing HPx.
