Sentence examples for impose in response from inspiring English sources

[Yup.] "We also must resolutely counter efforts by unscrupulous exporters in China and elsewhere to evade the remedial measures we already impose in response to their unfair trade practices.

Angry Palestinians protested the strict blockade, imposed in response to the suicide bombing on Friday that killed 20 young Israelis in Tel Aviv.

The White House and Congress lifted trade sanctions that had been imposed in response to Pakistan's testing of nuclear weapons and the coup that brought its military government to power.

State officials said the Kashmir ban was imposed in response to the unrest in neighboring Pakistan over the video, which resulted in more than 20 deaths there.

Its working-age population is shrinking fast.Western sanctions imposed in response to Russia's meddling in Ukraine have dealt a blow to the economy.

This summer's harvest was poor and some exporters have been hit hard by Russia's import bans imposed in response to Western sanctions.

On the day after her latest arrest, President Obama ordered a one-year extension of a package of economic sanctions against the military junta, initially imposed in response to its human rights violations.

The former Prime Minister's wife said: "Sanctions are imposed in exceptional circumstances to force compliance with international law, where there is a threat to peace, or where they are imposed in response to a specific policy.

She served as acting head of BNM for a brief but crucial period in 1998, after her boss resigned over the capital controls Malaysia imposed in response to the Asian financial crisis.

So far the sanctions imposed in response to Russia's annexation of Crimea have seemed of greater symbolic than economic importance, and this plays to Mr Putin's strengths.

The minister also said that Iranians fully supported the government's resistance to the sanctions, imposed in response to Iran's nuclear energy program, which Western nations suspect is a guise for Iran to develop a nuclear weapons capability.