Sentence examples for impose a hard from inspiring English sources

Another option is to impose a hard price cap.

In the meantime, however, the S.E.C. should not impose a hard 5 percent cap.

Rather, there's the ardor of a connoisseur who hopes to convert you to his vision but is too respectful of both you and himself to impose a hard sell.

A letter sent by David Stern, the commissioner of the N.B.A., to the players union Sunday contrasts the proposal on the table — highlighted by a 50-50 split of revenues — with a "reset" proposal that would cut the players' share to 47 percent, roll back current contracts, impose a hard salary cap and reduce contract lengths.

The union has been advising its players for two years that a lockout was likely and that a loss of part or all of the season was possible, if the owners were truly determined to impose a hard cap and a salary rollback.

This approach, when further elaborated for discrete-event systems represented by formal languages, turns out to impose a hard lower-bound inclusion specification on the closed-loop behaviour.

Mandelson says Corbyn is behaving differently to other Labour leaders in history, saying: "The reason many Labour parliamentarians are worried now is because Jeremy Corbyn's actions are suggesting that he does not understand or respect the fact that Labour is a broad church and that seeking to impose a hard-left blueprint on the party will end up disqualifying Labour from office".

The reason many Labour parliamentarians are worried now is that Jeremy Corbyn's actions suggest he does not understand or respect the fact that Labour is a broad church, and that seeking to impose a hard-left blueprint on the party will end up disqualifying Labour from office.

Steep, rough and eroded by the wind, it imposes a hard vertical dance on a climber.

This should prevent Brussels imposing a hard border for people in Ireland.

And they are almost certain to encounter a new rule that effectively imposes a hard payroll cap at $74 million.