Sentence examples for imposes law from inspiring English sources

If Garner's team successfully imposes law and order in Iraq, economic life will swiftly pick up and much aid will be superfluous.

2002 Musharraf wins a controversial referendum to extend his rule for five more years, and imposes laws effectively barring former Prime Ministers Benazir Bhutto and Sharif from power.

There was a broad failure to impose law and order early on.

Morality, for Wilde, is about the sanction of externally imposed law and must therefore be rejected.

We will work to impose law and order in the city".

One Russian law prohibits insulting state authorities; while another recently imposed law bans alleged homosexual propaganda aimed at minors.

He first imposed law and order, restoring the state to its role as night-watchman rather than rogue.

Ataturk inherited the Ottoman system for imposing law and order and for gathering taxes and redistributing revenues.

European societies, over the centuries, solved this problem as their kings imposed law and order on a medieval patchwork of fiefs ravaged by feuding knights.

They admire the Taliban's piety and ability to impose law and order, but they regard many Taliban commanders as overzealous and brutal.

The king had a strong desire to impose law and order on his subjects, but applied it selectively at times.