Sentence examples similar to imposed the bad from inspiring English sources

He called President Bush's decision to impose the tariffs "bad for the U.S. economy, bad for the international steel market and bad for the world trading system".

Sabatini said that with Cuba off the list, American banks and credit card companies would have less to fear of the risks to their reputation and finances that could be imposed by the bad publicity and potential fines of doing business with a designated sponsor of terror.

After all, who was the Hollywood cowboy but the individual who -- preferably in concert with a posse, but standing alone if need be -- vanquished the bad guys and imposed the rule of law where anarchy had reigned?

Last Tuesday, the labor board issued its sixth, most far-reaching complaint against HealthBridge, charging that it had bargained in bad faith and illegally imposed the benefit cuts.

The Belmont stewards imposed the penalty Wednesday.

The curfew was imposed the following night.

I thought the attempt to impose the salary cap in '94 was bad.

Of course, some women might break ranks and forsake imposing the therapy in order to indulge their bad-boy boyfriends.

Jeremy Hunt, the culture secretary, has hinted regulation may need to be put on a statutory footing to ensure that financial penalties imposed for bad behaviour are enforced.

My father did not impose the burkha.

You have judges who impose the sentences.