Sentence examples for home imposed from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, a sudden crackdown on working from home, imposed by Ms Mayer, turned into a public-relations disaster.One of Ms Mayer's undoubted skills is burnishing her own profile.

For example, it restricts dual-track foreclosures, where a lender forecloses on a borrower despite being in discussions over a loan modification to save the home, imposes civil penalties on fraudulently signed mortgage documents and allows homeowners to sue banks for fraudulent mortgage practices.

Most of these homes impose a significant drag on the government's purse.

The booklet, "Your Life, Your Choices," asks people to consider whether life would be worth living if, for example, they were in severe pain, relied on a feeding tube or a breathing machine, lived in a nursing home or imposed "a severe financial burden" on family members.

The home side imposed themselves as the half wore on and edged ahead.

The judge's order prohibited Mr. Holten from going within two blocks of his former wife's home and imposed a number of other restrictions.

Sir Leon Brittan, the then home secretary, imposed a whole-life tariff on Hutchinson for the murder and rape of the Laitner family in Sheffield in September 1983.

The city also increased the minimum down payment for buyers of a second home and imposed a 20 percent capital gains tax on owners' selling a residence.

The home team imposed themselves only fleetingly on a dominant England side.

The Polish Football Association sent Terlecki, Młynarczyk, Boniek and Żmuda home and imposed various bans preventing them from playing at the international and club level over the next year.

After 2 months, the tubes and pins were removed at day care and patients went home without imposed functional restrictions.