Sentence examples for impose rule from inspiring English sources

Many private equity firms, including Carlyle, do impose rule compliance requirements and other controls on their employees.

Nevertheless, Osborne has insisted that it will only receive future funding if he can impose rule by a single directly elected mayor.

No modern state could ever again hope to rely on the obedience of subjects or to impose rule through a handful of rulers, even armed ones: for one thing, counter-insurgent access to weapons was too easy.

You cannot impose rules on art.

"If you impose rules people don't have commitment to, they don't take.

Enviros are furious if the E.P.A. doesn't impose rules, conservatives are furious if it does.

Democrats could also impose rules denying Republicans a chance to offer changes to the measure.

You can't just impose rules after the fact and punish retrospectively.

Today, in a timely echo, Mr Sarkozy says that "the state absolutely must intervene, impose rules and invest".

And some countries would be happy to outvote Britain and impose rules that would rein in the City of London.

He said he saw them as an invitation to Mr. Pitt to impose rules immediately on the securities industry.