Sentence examples for imposing a requirement from inspiring English sources
But the justices appeared almost uniformly skeptical of imposing a requirement of statistical significance, particularly at the very outset of a case.
In 1994 President Bill Clinton approved a bill banning assault weapons (covering semi-automatic rifles plus high-capacity magazines for handguns) and the year before that a bill imposing a requirement for background checks.
For a jury to say, "Well, gee, it should have been done differently in this particular situation" is the equivalent of imposing a requirement in addition to federal approval, Theodore B. Olson, the lawyer representing Medtronic, told the justices.
Wells said the proposed bill would create a fairer system under District law by scaling back the bond requirement, creating a clearer appeals process and imposing a requirement for notifying property owners within 10 business days of a seizure.
If there is fear of a Manchurian candidate president with dubious loyalty to the United States, that concern could be addressed by imposing a requirement that a person be a U.S. citizen for a certain number of years before becoming eligible for the presidency.
The Colombian congress is one step away from approving a bill that would make financing of football clubs more transparent, creating incentives for football clubs to become private companies and imposing a requirement for each club to report transactions and player trades to a special unit of the finance ministry that investigates financial crime and money laundering.
