Sentence examples for has suggested imposing from inspiring English sources

And no one has suggested imposing higher taxes on everyone, not just the wealthy, to finance universal coverage.

Robert B. Zoellick, the new United States trade representative, has suggested imposing a special tax on Canadian lumber imports, an idea Canada has rejected.

Some critics have suggested imposing the same strict authorization rules on Carnivore that prevail for full-scale telephone wiretaps, with stiff penalties for any abuse of the system.

Instead, his advisers have suggested imposing a 2% to 4% payroll tax on salaries greater than $250,000.

The S.E.C. has also suggested imposing limits on high-frequency traders.

The government has recently suggested imposing a curfew in certain parts of the region.

Several conservative Members met with Alan Greenspan last week, who argued that Treasury might have more wiggle room that it has suggested by imposing an August 2 deadline on talks -- although a "concerned" Greenspan later clarified his comments and said that a debt limit increase might be necessary before August 2 as well.

We have already suggested imposing on the most highly paid investment bankers some measure of personal liability for the debts of their firms in the case of insolvency – although stopping short of full joint and several liability.

Florida lawmakers have also suggested imposing special taxes on Mar-a-Lago to help defray costs.

Despite the fact that no Muslim in the US has ever even suggested imposing Sharia law, in over two dozen states Republican lawmakers have attempted to pass anti-Sharia law legislation.

"I don't think anybody has suggested at this point imposing sanctions," the State Department spokesman, Philip Reeker, said at a news briefing.