Sentence examples for imposing lands from inspiring English sources
— A visitor to these stark and imposing lands of the Hualapai Indians on the western rim of the Grand Canyon knows what sensation is being promised at the journey's climax.
Llandudno's spectacular bay is bordered by two imposing land masses: the Great Orme and the Little Orme.
A vast, imposing Land Gate (Kopnena Vrata) leads you up steps to the Revelin Tower, through which you're transported to the Middle Ages.
Specifically, the bill prohibits governments from imposing land-use regulations that create a "substantial burden" on religious exercise -- whether or not that exercise is "compelled by, or central to, a system of religious belief" -- unless such rules are the least restrictive means of furthering a compelling governmental interest.
In such a construction, Korea is neither island (like Japan) nor imposing land empire (like China).
The new regime passed its own version of Legea Rurală, thus effectively imposing land reform, as well as putting an end to corvées.
The French imposed land reforms, a reorganization of Cambodian military forces, and the abolition of slavery.
The Transportation Department says that if it cannot reach agreements by the end of the year, it might impose landing quotas.
America's occupation of Japan succeeded not just because the United States purged Japan's warmongers and established a peace constitution but because it imposed land reform.
They particularly dislike his plans to reduce their share of gas revenues and to impose land reform.In this section Carry on voting The good life Left behind Big brother's shadow Zapped Reprints Related items Ecuador: The good lifeJul 31st 2008 Bolivia: Battle by referendumMay 8th 2008Mr Morales's supporters hope the recall referendum will allow him to regain the political initiative.
The refugees began coming in large numbers in the spring and summer of 1978, when a new Communist government in Kabul (which had taken power in a coup d'etat against other Communists) attempted to impose land reforms, and violence erupted in the countryside.
