Sentence examples for imposed a new from inspiring English sources

His aides have since imposed a new discipline, shielding him from the news media, scripting a daily message and reining in his tendency to improvise.

In effect, he has imposed a new standard.

Meanwhile, they have imposed a new deal, whose effects are now being felt.

"The manager has imposed a new style and we are enjoying our time," Iwobi said.

"This situation has imposed a new reality: everyone is fighting Islamic State.

The Home Office has imposed a new order, which Peirce said was more stringent.

The U.S.G.A. imposed a new regulation this year that shrinks the volume and softens the edges of the grooves.

Instead of acceding to his sensible request, European finance ministers imposed a new target of 5.3 percent.

If no constraints on the variance are imposed, a new type of "strong" localization occurs in self-affine systems.

In 2016, Indonesia's government imposed a new moratorium on the conversion of peatland, while Norway pledged $50 million for enforcement.

Martin followed in his footsteps by arguing that debt imposed a "new slavery" on the developing world.