Sentence examples for imposed few from inspiring English sources
A low reading meant that a company imposed few restrictions.
The investment banks' new overseer, the Federal Reserve, has so far imposed few extra shackles.
It imposed few new constraints on mortgage lending and pulled back from enforcing rules that did exist.
But taking a narrow view of the case, the judge imposed few new restrictions that would slow Microsoft's aggressive push into new markets.
He collected some of the most extraordinary objects in prehistoric France at a time when the French government imposed few controls on excavation and collection.
The Interior Department said that the rule imposed few new regulatory requirements that were not already being met at the state level and that it would not slow the granting of drilling permits.
European banks, for example, began to implement Basel 2 last January, and regulators have imposed fewer restrictions on capital decreases.
He said that Obama's administration had imposed fewer new rules in its first three years than George W. Bush's administration had in the same amount of time.
Bob Hope Airport in Burbank has imposed fewer regulations on Uber and Lyft drivers than LAX has.
Some donors impose few restrictions on their gifts.
The country on the other side of the border would impose few gun-control measures.
