Sentence examples for imposing law from inspiring English sources

Ataturk inherited the Ottoman system for imposing law and order and for gathering taxes and redistributing revenues.

The police reinforcements will be charged with imposing law and order in the city, a known hotbed of Fatah and Hamas militancy.

The Islamist movement Hamas, which seized control of Gaza last month, took the credit for securing his release, claiming that it showed it was "serious" about imposing law and order on the territory.

Indeed, some analysts now see the Taliban in Helmand as to some extent a tribal force, representing particular groups excluded from power since 2001.Historically, the Taliban's strengths were their Islamic credentials, their reputation for imposing law and order and their opposition to tribal factionalism.

And it pleased him that late in life the one-time mollifier of other actors' egos had become so assured an on-screen performer in ads and that he had won a supporting-actor Oscar as the imposing law professor in "The Paper Chase"(1973).

"The state violates no constitutionally protected religious liberty by imposing laws of general applicability … on the religious and nonreligious alike".

There's got to be something ironic about a country in the European Union, the EU being the so-called champions of privacy, imposing laws like this.

There was a broad failure to impose law and order early on.

Morality, for Wilde, is about the sanction of externally imposed law and must therefore be rejected.

We will work to impose law and order in the city".

One Russian law prohibits insulting state authorities; while another recently imposed law bans alleged homosexual propaganda aimed at minors.