Sentence examples for impose terms from inspiring English sources

If they fail to reach a deal, the judge could allow United to terminate the old contract and impose terms.

Instead, they argue that the world should impose terms on Tehran.Only "complete nuclear disarmament" can win congressional approval, Mr Cotton says.

The bill still says that, if a union and an employer fail quickly to agree on a contract, a government-appointed arbitrator can impose terms.

Martin is banking on the EU's aversion to tariffs to overcome its impulse to impose terms that deter other members from leaving – and he may be right.

Under current state law, in a contract impasse, a governor or mayor can go through a series of steps and impose terms on most employee groups — on every issue except health care.

Without President Wilson's intervention, the incensed and traumatized French would never have been able to impose terms of humiliation on Germany; the very terms that Hitler was to reverse, by such relentless means, a matter of two decades later.

Henceforth the players association should impose term limits.

The people voted a while back to impose term limits on their political leadership.

Justices have life tenure, and it would require an amendment to impose term limits.

The democratic way to impose term limits is at the ballot box.

The same paper rightly lauds another good African trend, to impose term limits on leaders.