Sentence examples for imposing a form of from inspiring English sources

The Second Circuit, the Ninth Circuit, Wiley, and the Solicitor General (as amicus) all read those words as imposing a form of geographical limitation.

Abbas accused Netanyahu of imposing a form of apartheid on the West Bank and appealed for the UN to provide protection for the Palestinians.

CAIRO — Struggling to quell violent protests that have threatened to derail a referendum on an Islamist-backed draft constitution, President Mohamed Morsi of Egypt moved Saturday to appease his opponents with a package of concessions hours after state news media reported that he was moving toward imposing a form of martial law to secure the streets and allow the vote.

Responding to a question from North Down MP Lady Hermon, Mr Gove told MPs: "We, in the circumstances that the house voted for no deal, would have to start formal engagement with the Irish government about providing strengthened decision-making in the event of that outcome, and that would include the very real possibility of imposing a form of direct rule.

During the war, these soldiers tried to impose a form of martial law.

In this context, the ubiquity and the variety of Cloud services impose a form of collaboration between all these actors.

The formation of Nato the following year also provided the first measure of unity as the sudden intensification of the cold war imposed a form of geopolitical straitjacket.

They may, however, impose a form of "suspended sentence" whereby the former Tottenham player would face severe punishment in the event of any future transgressions.

To say otherwise is to impose a form of segregation that would also preclude a black girl from Brixton from getting into ballet or bhangra.

She also suggests that financial regulators impose a form of martial law, allowing them to rewrite derivatives contracts that bind counterparties to terms they may not even comprehend.

This was the year when the Turkish government imposed a form of martial law and shut down educational institutions not under state control.