Sentence examples for imposing future from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday, Only the Brave, Mr. Rosso's Italian holding company, announced the new venture, which marks Viktor & Rolf as a brand with an imposing future.

However, the complaint argues that the court should restrain the state's officials from imposing future quarantines on individuals in contravention of their constitutional rights, in light of an outbreak of the Zika virus and other potential emerging epidemics.

The Mandate Relief bill prohibits the legislature from imposing future unfunded mandates on school districts after the start of a school year.

It could impose future fiscal discipline.

As an added level of certainty, Congress could also impose "triggers" and other mechanisms that would automatically impose future spending cuts if Congress does not follow through on the budget agreement.

While these direct gains and losses balance out for the most part, they do impose future costs on the economy.

We are not able to maintain the same level of service as we have afforded in the past". A key bond-rating agency has also warned that it could downgrade Glendale Water & Power's market status if the utility doesn't impose future rate increases.

The first analyzes insurgent citizenship movements in relation to projects of state that aim to produce the nation and manage the social by imposing a future embodied in plans - projects of city planning, development, law, and government.

Even so, the White House expressed reservations about the deal, mostly because it would require the president to get Congress to approve the imposing of future sanctions on sales of food and medicine to other countries.

What about the debt load we're supposedly imposing on future generations?

I despise the 2017 tax bill for many reasons, but primarily because it imposes huge future financial burdens on my kids and grandkids and mortgages our country's future.