Sentence examples for impose a proof from inspiring English sources

An email made public as part of that litigation showed Kobach working on a draft amendment to federal voting law that would make it permissible for states to impose a proof of citizenship requirement.

But earlier this year, documents unsealed in a court case against Kobach showed he presented Trump with a plan last year to amend the National Voter Registration Act to make it acceptable for states to impose a proof of citizenship requirement.

An email made public as part of a separate ongoing lawsuit against Kobach shows he was writing a draft of an amendment to federal voting law to make it permissible for states to impose a proof of citizenship requirement to register to vote.

The Supreme Court ruled against him in 2013, saying that states cannot impose a proof-of-citizenship documentation requirement on federal forms.

Officials close to Mr. Sharon said they had long expected such a recommendation, while adding that they also expected the attorney general, Menachem Mazuz, to impose a far higher standard of proof before proceeding with an indictment.

Now the banks have more cause to celebrate after the Treasury scrapped its plan to impose a so-called "reverse burden of proof" regime on senior bankers last week.

Fortunately, both houses of Congress have passed bills, by veto-proof margins, that would impose a one-year moratorium on the rules and pay for the delay with offsetting cuts in less-urgent health programs.

So, for instance, courts in the U.S. will not impose a penalty on a firm for competing on price unless there is proof that it was selling below cost.

If he had to impose a view, he would reluctantly signify that intention by using the expression "I strongly recommend.... ........ And, as ultimate proof of true intelligence and integrity, he was fully capable of admitting when he was wrong.

It doesn't impose a partisan ideology.

O'Neill's challenge: impose a little discipline.