Sentence examples for if they imposed from inspiring English sources

"The maximum penalties here, if they imposed them, would probably wipe out the company".

"If they imposed a no-fly zone, all of us would go and fight," says one unemployed youth looking at pictures of "martyrs" in what has become an open-air museum of the revolution outside Benghazi's courthouse.

But the bigger reason was that regulators were terrified that if they imposed losses on bondholders they would cause a wave of panic across the financial system that would hit funding for all banks.The pendulum has now swung.

Over time, though, the owners realized their revenues were growing by leaps and bounds, and if they imposed certain constraints, they could live quite well with the free agency system.

Last week, the Observer ran the story of how Daud Abdullah, a member of the government's Mosques and Imams National Advisory Board, had signed a declaration in Istanbul opposing the ceasefire in Gaza and advocating attacks on Royal Navy ships if they imposed an arms blockade.

Obama-ED promised states educational grants if they imposed Common Core-aligned skill-based tests on public schools and used student scores to evaluate students, teachers, schools, and school districts.

I'm not sure we'll like it if they impose these changes on us from above".

"If they impose a grid," Mr. Clifford said, "by definition you bring limits in through the back door".

The coalition is considering a Soviet-style central intervention policy to effectively fine individual universities if they impose unreasonable tuition fees next year.

Miller thinks that states are justified in rebuffing refugees only if they impose a "serious cost to social justice and cohesion".

"If you take my shoe import business, what am I going to do now if they impose border or customs control just a couple of miles south on the border?