Sentence examples for if it imposed from inspiring English sources

Asked what they would do if it imposed its own brand of rule, Ahmed Sleem, an organizer with an opposition group led by Mohamed ElBaradei, a Nobel laureate, said simply, "We know the way to Tahrir Square".

Mr. Beckerman asked the commission to limit its regulation -- if it imposed any -- primarily to the Lily Pond Avenue facade.

Some international trade experts said China would risk violating World Trade Organization rules if it imposed that requirement.

But the bar association, which is granted accrediting authority by the Department of Education, says that it would run afoul of antitrust law if it imposed such limits.

Unfortunately, the proposed rule [on auditor independence] threatens to do exactly that". The Big Five also spent millions of dollars urging members of Congress to threaten the SEC leadership with budget cuts if it imposed limits on auditor services.

In Greenville, Mr. Sudduth said, groups had also threatened to sue the library system if it imposed filtering, but no one actually did so after the filters were adopted.

Is there some understanding of it according to which it is valuable that people be made equal, even if it imposes costs on others?

If it imposes only "reasonable, nondiscriminatory restrictions" upon those rights, the State's important regulatory interests are generally sufficient to justify the restrictions.

An algorithmic decision is unfair if it imposes predictable harms on sets of individuals that are unconsciously disproportionate to the benefits these same decisions produce elsewhere.

Thus, the White House said, an insurer violates the law if it imposes a surcharge on premiums for children 19 to 25.

Those opinions stated that a statute imposes an "undue burden" if it imposes "absolute obstacles or severe limitations on the abortion decision," Akron I, 462 U. S., at 464 (O'Connor, J., dissenting) (emphasis added); see also Thornburgh v.