Sentence examples for impose a range of from inspiring English sources

The court may impose a range of sentences as defined by the statute".

The proposal would also impose a range of restrictions on conduct while the breakup is carried out.

Respondents next point to regulations which, they say, impose a range of penalties on nursing homes that fail to discharge or transfer patients whose continued stay is inappropriate.

"Once an individual or entity is placed on the list, states are required to impose a range of measures on those listed.

The panel has the power to impose a range of penalties, from a letter admonishing a member to a recommendation that the House vote to expel a member.

A new civil order would enable courts to impose a range of restrictions, including banning them from contacting victims, while police investigate.

I don't understand why the Dems are not calling for imposing a range of higher marginal tax rates for people who make much more than $250,000.

Sponsored by Sen. Charles E. Grassley (R-Iowa), it imposed a range of civil rights, labor and worker-safety laws on Capitol Hill for the first time.

The EU took strong exception to the Freedom party's inclusion in Austria's coalition government 16 years ago, imposing a range of diplomatic sanctions and effectively placing the country in quarantine.

Along with enhancing financial stability, a weakening in house price growth was an unspoken but obvious consequence from the regulators as they imposed a range of rules to scale back bank lending, especially to investors and more risky borrowers.

SINCE the attacks on New York's twin towers in 2001, "the Saudi authorities have imposed a range of counter-terrorism measures that have worsened what was already a dire human-rights situation".