Sentence examples for imposed to reinforce from inspiring English sources
UN humanitarian monitors could have been imposed to reinforce the work of the weapons inspectors.
The gradual relaxation of capital controls – imposed to prevent a run on banks as fears grew that Greece might crash out of the eurozone – has helped reinforce the sense that the economy has returned to a path of stability.
The United States, which holds the Council's rotating presidency this month, should use that position to rally support for a strong resolution condemning Mr. Assad and imposing broader international sanctions to reinforce those already enacted by Washington and the European Union.
But it remains unclear whether Beijing is willing to reinforce its rhetoric by imposing significant pain on the North Korean leadership.
To ensure that political agents and maliks have the necessary muscle to reinforce their authority to impose law and order, the government is bolstering the numbers and capacity of tribal levies, the Frontier Constabulary and the Frontier Corps.
It can use that position not only to gain economies of scale but to reinforce that dominance with constraints imposed on contractors, customers and others that make it impossible for smaller competitors to achieve similar efficiencies.
The panel's decision allows the Commerce Department to decide whether to impose tariffs on rebar -- steel rods used to reinforce concrete in buildings.
Many users have accused the Chinese state media of attempting to reinforce traditional gender roles and impose their definition of "masculinity" upon the public.
But it seemed to reinforce rather than buck convention, with its dark corridors and imposing scale.
promises to reinforce this process.
