Sentence examples for impose new rules from inspiring English sources

Amid Congressional hearings, Wall Street is scrambling to impose new rules to curb abuses.

She deserves all our support for seeking to impose new rules and standards.

There is a growing call to impose new rules that would improve air quality.

Regulators may impose new rules, such as a carbon tax or carbon labelling, which could affect TNT's business model.

Mr. Sarkozy, meanwhile, is also pressing for the European Union to impose new rules on hedge funds.

Those funds would then end up regulated by the Fed, which could decide to impose new rules.

Governments have a historic opportunity to impose new rules on banks that now depend on them for bailouts and guarantees.

Under the Clean Air Act, the administration has the power to impose new rules without Congressional approval.

The F.D.A. commissioner, Andrew von Eschenbach, should use his emergency powers now to impose new rules to improve food safety.

"Obama should have used the economic bailout of 2009 to impose new rules on car companies," she says.

Mr. Karzai admitted Sunday that he had personally intervened to secure the release of the aide and said he would impose new rules governing the investigators.