Sentence examples for imposes far from inspiring English sources

The US imposes far stricter restrictions on foreign ownership of nuclear plants on its soil.

When the market recovered, developers and real-estate agents say, the co-op form of ownership yielded to the condominium, which imposes far fewer restrictions on buyers.

The need to protect its principle, however, imposes far more extensive requirements.

And the record, Bullock argues, "shows the [Corrupt Practices] Act imposes far different obligations, and therefore affects corporate speech in a far different manner, than the federal law at issue in Citizens United".

Other rich countries impose far fewer fetters than the land of the free.

Some of the rules would impose far stricter regulations than those applied before the ruling.

But it also confirms that the authorities in America and Britain are ready to impose far harsher penalties than they used to.

One prong is to impose far greater fiscal discipline on countries; the other is to push for more fiscal integration.

Mr. Warsame faces a mandatory minimum sentence of life imprisonment, but Judge McMahon could impose far less time if he cooperates satisfactorily, the agreement shows.

He said the EU should mimic the US, where extra tariffs to prevent dumping can be imposed far more quickly than in Europe.

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