The director, Darko Tresnjak, imposes a few small innovations, neither particularly illuminating nor obstructive.
At Hartsfield Atlanta International Airport, the country's busiest, officials imposed a few new security rules.
The next morning he returned to the courtroom, and the death penalty was imposed a few days later.
Don't you feel bad?" Ironically, for an article that focuses on the pressures and stereotypes facing modern women, the interviewer herself seems to impose a few.
All that she wanted, and all that Mr. Bloomberg urged, was for Washington to impose a few common-sense restrictions that might save lives and spare others from joining the unhappy club of those on that forced march through hell.
The editorial board imposes a few institutional constraints, by design.
The art direction team later decided to impose a few constraints so that the artistic vision more closely aligned with the design and development of the cards.
For example, in Brookings, Oregon, where strong centralized disease management has been imposed, a few local groups have at times expressed displeasure with some of the consequences of that management (Weissman 2007).
Your bank or credit union will likely impose a few criteria as far as the age, condition, and mileage of the vehicle you want to purchase.
If the Federal Aviation Administration were to force the airlines to absorb more of that cost themselves, by imposing a fine of a few dollars per lost bag, the economics of lost luggage would appear in a very different light, and a reliable luggage-tracking system would soon be in place.
