Sentence examples for imposed rules that from inspiring English sources

It imposed rules that seem downright Soviet -- rate freezes that oblige suppliers to sell power at a small fraction of the price they pay for it.

Rather, the case for regulating insurers is to protect policyholders, who are not well placed to judge the security of a life insurer, say, and who may also be obliged by law to buy certain types of cover.When American insurers got into trouble two decades ago, regulators imposed rules that circumscribed their investment unnecessarily.

In 1994 the FCC took the shackles off and imposed rules that just as artificially boosted how many rivals could enter a market.

In 1994 the FCC took the shackles off and imposed rules that just as artificially boosted the number of rivals that could enter a market.

"We're kind of die-hard when it comes to being autonomous, because nothing else works for us," says McBee. "We cannot will not deal with imposed rules that don't work for us".

"We cannot — will not — deal with imposed rules that don't work for us," tent city resident Ana McBee (pictured above) told VICE News, "because we do better running ourselves".

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

"Jeff understands that point — the problem is that the owners want to impose rules that will not sustain antitrust scrutiny," he said.

On the other hand, imposing rules that are so tough that the industry shrinks may lead to another diminution of Britain's global heft.

The courts may order the N.F.L. to impose rules that allow the games to be played in the meantime, providing a balm for fans.

The judge could have turned to a less drastic remedy, imposing rules that would prohibit Microsoft from engaging in illegal practices.