Sentence examples for imposes terms from inspiring English sources

I'm hoping Mr Ozimek imposes terms somewhat more generous than what Lloyd George wanted at Versailles.

One fails to respect the reason of the other members of society if one imposes terms of association on them that they cannot accept given their reasonable views.

It contains a bill of rights and imposes term limits on the president and security chiefs.

She imposed terms of probation ranging from three to eight years on the men, Michael McClinton, Walter Alexander, Charles Ehrlich and Charles Cashmore.

Whereas unions and employers previously imposed terms from above, companies can now break free of them.

If they fail to reach a deal, the judge could allow United to terminate the old contract and impose terms.

The judge in the case, Alan Wilkie, imposed terms ranging from 5 to 16 years on the other six men.

Martin is banking on the EU's aversion to tariffs to overcome its impulse to impose terms that deter other members from leaving – and he may be right.

Instead, they argue that the world should impose terms on Tehran.Only "complete nuclear disarmament" can win congressional approval, Mr Cotton says.

The bill still says that, if a union and an employer fail quickly to agree on a contract, a government-appointed arbitrator can impose terms.

Without President Wilson's intervention, the incensed and traumatized French would never have been able to impose terms of humiliation on Germany; the very terms that Hitler was to reverse, by such relentless means, a matter of two decades later.