Sentence examples for imposed at home from inspiring English sources

But in Albania, the subsidiaries of EU-regulated banking groups find that extremely expensive, because of the capital charge for non-EU government bonds imposed at home.

Bush's order is calculated to placate his pro-life supporters, while avoiding the political storm that would ensue if similar restrictions were imposed at home.

Central bankers and policy experts held sway and the politicians inked deals that were, in some cases, unpopular or difficult to impose at home.

Crushed by the tech-spending crash that began in 2000, many of Silicon Valley's giants and dozens of companies elsewhere have imposed layoffs at home and hired cheaper talent in India, China and elsewhere.

While acknowledging most parents did a good job, she told reporters: "Children without boundaries at home resent boundaries imposed at school.

Having tried to impose democracy in Iraq at the point of a gun, we must surely realise that we will never impose cohesion at home with the ping of a press release.

It has cost the exchequers of both countries billions, at a time when both are imposing austerity at home.

Some say that private firms should be barred from jobs more suited to conventional armies, and governments should impose sanctions at home for infractions abroad.

Or might he feel vindicated by his election win, reinforced in the view that what Russia needs is a strong leader, willing to impose order at home and lash out at foreign enemies (whether real or imagined)?

Canada also has a large and flourishing recording industry, which has been able to find a substantial niche in the international market and, owing to Canadian content regulations imposed on broadcasters, at home.

Nor is it new for French leaders, left and right, to grumble about Europe in particular the unloved European Commission while using its edicts to impose unpalatable reforms at home.