Sentence examples for imposed rules in from inspiring English sources

Ecuador imposed rules in April that increase the state's share of windfall oil profits, while in Peru, Ollanta Humala, a presidential candidate, has called for a more aggressive government role in natural gas and mining operations.

She employed the same rationale used by the courts in Alabama and Georgia to block similar provisions, arguing that states cannot impose rules in areas already regulated by federal immigration laws.

"And the response was to impose rules in a very strict manner … We have a huge financing gap that will present itself in the next few months," he told the Observer.

When you impose rules in your classroom and address different children, you should be aware of who they are as individuals while trying to be fair at the same time.

Lawmakers have imposed rules on pension investments in the past, from bans involving companies that do business in Sudan and Iran to those producing thermal coal.

In consequence, monetary authorities in developing countries have great difficulty in imposing rules that control the growth in the base money.

He added, "We must be vigilant when Congress imposes rules and conditions which in effect insulate its own laws from legitimate judicial challenge".

In terms of restricting smoking in public, Glendale has been at the forefront, imposing rules against lighting up in most places where people congregate.

The E.P.A. is behind schedule in imposing rules to ratchet down domestic production, and smuggling is rarely detected.

And some countries would be happy to outvote Britain and impose rules that would rein in the City of London.

If it did, Congress would be justified in imposing rules to prevent it, as it has since Teddy Roosevelt was president.