Sentence examples for impose tough from inspiring English sources

The Arab League needs to impose tough sanctions, now.

Firms often impose tough "good behaviour" clauses, to minimise "O.J. risk".

It is now up to the major regulators to forge ahead and impose tough standards.

It requires signatories to impose tough sanctions on ships that break the rules.

Critics charge that the Fed's review does little to impose tough measures.

And it would impose tough disclosure standards on sales of company stock by executives.

They have simply tried to impose tough measures to minimize damage.

As the debate rages over how to prevent future crises, will Washington impose tough new rules on banks?

A second quibble is that a euro fund may find it difficult to impose tough conditions on rescue loans.

Italy, in particular, surprised its neighbours, and the financial markets, with its willingness to impose tough fiscal measures.

It makes no sense to impose tough new standards and tests without the money to help achieve them.