Sentence examples for imposing hardship from inspiring English sources

The Obama administration has responded by indicating that it would seek to impose harsh financial sanctions on Iran, perhaps singling out specific government officials or institutions to avoid imposing hardship on the general public.

"While the sequester is imposing hardship on multiple agencies within DOL, these staff cuts to the backlog effort are plainly disproportionate relative to other work carried out in the [Labor Department's] Solicitor's Office," they wrote.

Mr. Regev said the policy was to avoid contact with the Hamas government, while trying not to impose hardship on ordinary Palestinians.

While the delay does not cost the taxpayers more, it does impose hardship on localities, particularly school districts that need to know the amount of state money to expect so that they can determine their own budgets.

For years, a raft of economic sanctions against Iran by the U.S., EU and other countries imposed hardship and suffering on Iranian people.

Sanctions are possible, but they won't impose hardships the North hasn't seen before.

This imposed hardships on the children and a burden on our schools".

We have many questions and deep reservations about the spending cuts in the plan, which could impose hardships on some of the most vulnerable groups.

Service cuts would impose hardships on many of them, and would leave some with no affordable way to travel, Mayor Glacken said at the hearing.

Robert Wieboldt, the executive vice president of the Long Island Builders Institute, said the moratorium would impose hardships on owners who had already made plans to expand or build houses.

Because such taxes make the economy more efficient, it makes no sense to object that they impose hardships on low-income families.