Sentence examples for imposing a scrutiny from inspiring English sources

For proponents of the new restrictions, the reduction in the number of foreign students is simply a byproduct of imposing a scrutiny that was lacking before September.

The goal? Imposing a special additional layer of scrutiny just for Muslim visa-applicants, making it extremely difficult – if not impossible – for them to get a visa.

KUALA LUMPUR — Malaysia's private higher-education institutions are coming under greater scrutiny, with the government imposing a record number of fines on errant operators this year.

But it was the only glimpse offered into what the Americans, imposing a news blackout, are trying to make an airtight environment safe from the pressures of public scrutiny.

Banks were imposing a limit on withdrawals.

"It's imposing a very considerable burden".

According to this person, who was not authorized to speak for the record, the intensive talks about the true nature of Dubai's debt problems broke ground in communication and disclosure between the emirates — a sign that from here on, Abu Dhabi will impose a much higher level of scrutiny and supervision over Dubai's decisions, financial and otherwise.

European leaders agreed in June to a closer integration of the region's banks, imposing new scrutiny and discipline as a way to help ease the region's three-year debt crisis.

But it imposes an extra layer of scrutiny.

The United States is not alone in imposing additional scrutiny on refugees.

"I should have said that I would support Keystone 'if this happens,'if'f' being changing the process for extraction to make it cleaner, taxing the pipeline so that there is no decrease in the cost of oil, and imposing environmental scrutiny". .