Sentence examples for imposing a series from inspiring English sources

The suit accuses them of violating Federal antitrust laws by imposing a series of restrictions on the movement of players.

Mr. Boehner favors more immediate disclosure of contacts with lobbyists rather than imposing a series of new limits and bans.

Congress passed a major credit card reform bill last spring, imposing a series of new consumer protections but ignoring the issue of fees.

In 1995, the Justice Department embraced flawed legal reasoning, imposing a series of restrictions on the F.B.I. that went beyond what the law required.

Despite imposing a series of harsh cutbacks and telling Greeks they are largely to blame for their own problems, he remains popular with voters who only a few years ago questioned whether he was tough enough for the job.

Fearing a real estate bubble, the Chinese government began imposing a series of administrative measures through 2011 and engineered a slowdown in bank lending that, by last spring, had turned into an actual credit squeeze.

Over the last two years, Disney imposed a series of steep discounts to counter the recession.

Hence, we impose a series of bends to the guide as displayed on Supplementary Fig. 6.

Over the past few years, the Bush administration has imposed a series of sanctions on Syria.

Federal drug laws impose a series of escalating sentences, depending on drug quantity.

The N.C.A.A. imposed a series of punishments for misdeeds that occurred under his predecessor, Charles Wethington.