Sentence examples for impose broad from inspiring English sources

Yet it would be a mistake for the state to impose broad pay caps.

US commerce secretary Wilbur Ross has told CNBC that America needs to impose broad tariffs, to prevent China circumventing them.

Russia and China, along with India, Brazil and South Africa, are blocking a United Nations Security Council resolution that could impose broad international sanctions on Damascus.

And, in May, he did an about-face and agreed to impose broad controls on electricity prices in California and other Western states.

Yet President Clinton has no choice, legally or morally, but to impose broad economic sanctions, as he said yesterday he would do.

Here, however, the majority does precisely what we declined to do in Janus: impose broad liability for fraudulent misstatements in a way that makes the category of aiders and abettors in these cases "almost nonexistent". 564 U. S., at 143.

The measure was the latest Republican-led effort to provide legal immunity for a specific industry after efforts to impose broader limits have been blocked.

Graham, McCain and Rubio are also the three earliest Republican sponsors of language introduced last month to impose broader mandatory sanctions against Russia.

Many economic activities, such as the production of energy and use of transportation vehicles, impose broader costs on society (e.g., pollution and congestion) that are not taken into account by individuals and firms.

In addition to ruling on whether the settlement is in the public interest, Judge Colleen Koflar-Kothely of the United States District Court in Washington must decide whether to impose broader restrictions proposed by a coalition of state attorneys general, who argue that the decree is too lenient.

Chancellor Angela Merkel said that the EU would be ready to impose broader economic sanctions against Russia if there were a further escalation in the country's involvement in Ukraine.