Sentence examples for impose strict terms from inspiring English sources

The FCC has said that it does not wish to impose strict terms and conditions on internet rates – seeking to appease concerns the agency could become more of a regulatory body – but says a consistent metric for equal access must be reached.

A near-majority of the Council has apparently decided that voters were wrong when they agreed -- twice -- to impose strict term limits on New York's elected officials.

The loan agreements, Interpublic said, would impose stricter terms, including the elimination of its quarterly dividend.

The magistrate imposed strict terms on the $110,000 bail, forbidding Mr. Pistorius from traveling abroad and from drinking alcohol.

While Fannie and Freddie imposed strict terms on mortgage purchases, other investors often made far murkier arrangements.

The approval by the flight attendants eliminated the possibility that American's parent, the AMR Corporation, would try to void the contract and impose stricter labor terms.

Senator Richard J. Durbin, Democrat of Illinois, and Senator Charles E. Grassley, Republican of Iowa, said they intended to introduce a bill this week that would impose stricter hiring terms for all H-1B visas and increase enforcement.

As its financial health worsened, Linens 'n Things struggled to pay suppliers, many of whom then imposed strict repayment terms or stopped shipping merchandise.

Both China and India impose strict limits on foreign bond purchases.

Development donors typically impose strict conditions on recipient countries.

The coalition declared that it would impose strict Islamic law.