Sentence examples similar to imposing and enforcing from inspiring English sources
They are designed to impose and enforce ideological boundaries on the scope of academic discussion.
Maybe it can impose and enforce laws with such rigidity as to make America a beacon of hopelessness.
Many diplomats say the administration lacks the strength and unity it needs to impose and enforce a cease-fire.
Even if it were within the power of a country to impose and enforce a worldwide corporate income tax, such a tax would constitute unjustifiable overreaching.
That would require provisional, interim agreements, dependent on peaceful behavior, and not a comprehensive final deal imposed and enforced by outsiders based on the quicksand of mutual distrust.
The department argued that Congress can impose and enforce the mandate under its powers to regulate interstate commerce and to tax and spend to provide for the general welfare.
The Nazis not only permitted this migration; they facilitated it until the outbreak of the war, while the British, in the somewhat forlorn hope of winning Arab good will, imposed and enforced restrictions.
Fearing that Greece does not have the political will to impose and enforce a raft of austerity measures, European leaders have been pressing Mr. Papandreou to broaden his consensus in order to strengthen Greece's political stability.
Simply stated, it is very difficult for governments to impose and enforce confiscatory tax rates when investors and entrepreneurs can shift their economic activity to jurisdictions with better tax policy.
