Sentence examples for imposing long from inspiring English sources

At the time it was thought that imposing long, mandatory sentences on drug pushers would stop the illegal drug trade.

Egyptian courts have been absolving Mubarak-era officials, while imposing long sentences on liberal and Islamist activists.

To reduce conflicts of interest, both bills have provisions imposing long interim periods before former N.H.T.S.A. employees can lobby for car companies.

"None of the government negotiators at the table has suffered from the war, and they are going to end up handing out pardons in our name," said Sigifredo López, a politician and former FARC hostage.But the guerrillas are unlikely to accept a deal imposing long prison terms.

A view of an imposing long gallery adorned with classical busts at the home of the painter Madeleine Lemaire, whose musical evenings atttracted (besides the Gays) the likes of Proust and Sarah Bernhardt, it includes open interior doors and sun pouring in through windows that lend the place a frequented air.

In recent months Russia has put Ukraine under economic pressure, imposing long customs delays at the border and banning imports of Ukrainian sweets.

For his part, Bloomberg denies having solved short-term budget fixes by imposing long-term problems.

Consumers are short-sighted and optimistic, so sellers compete to offer short-term benefits, while imposing long-term costs.

The theoretical studies showed that PT possessed very high affinity to hIL-6R and offered a practical means of imposing long-term blockade of hIL-6 activity in vivo.

The theoretical studies showed that PT possessed very high affinity to interleukin-6R and offered a practical means of imposing long-term blockade of interleukin-6 activity in vivo.

It can dissipate within the next cycle without imposing long-term delays.