Sentence examples for imposing countermeasures from inspiring English sources
IndyCar racers were able to average over 220 miles per hour on the track, and the combination of high speed and close quarters led some to criticize both the track owners and series officials for not imposing countermeasures to increase driver safety.
Many companies, including Nest, have essentially chosen to let some hackers slip through the cracks rather than impose countermeasures that users might find inconvenient.
For the Germans, a worse result than any of the British countermeasures imposed on them was the long-term growth of hostility on the part of the neutral countries.
It is clear, politically and economically, that imposing import tariffs will entail countermeasures from other countries, leading to inevitable price hikes and hurting household available incomes.
In developed economies, the financial crash and the austerity imposed as a countermeasure have led to a decline in living standards.
Governments should develop countermeasures that impose serious costs for coercive acts.
He is physically imposing.
A seriously imposing group.
