Sentence examples for impose laws from inspiring English sources

The state seeks to impose laws and take ownership.

The tech firms say, Don't impose laws, it will inhibit innovation.

"Faceless EU bureaucrats threaten to impose laws without the consent of the British people".

Two of Malaysia's 13 states already have Islamic governments, which are trying to impose laws permitting the amputation of thieves' hands and the stoning of adulterers.

But there is another reason for concern: What if elected Islamist parties impose laws that curb individual freedoms — like banning alcohol or executing converts — all with popular support?

I doubt it, as the 17 would still want to impose laws on all 27 EU countries and spend money raised from those 27.

There was a broad failure to impose law and order early on.

We will work to impose law and order in the city".

They admire the Taliban's piety and ability to impose law and order, but they regard many Taliban commanders as overzealous and brutal.

The king had a strong desire to impose law and order on his subjects, but applied it selectively at times.

Calderón argued that if he had not acted, Mexico would have become a "narco-state," where the drug trafficking organizations impose law at their will.