Sentence examples for imposing measures to from inspiring English sources

Global property agents Knight Frank say there has been a big increase in cities and countries – from Switzerland to Fiji – imposing measures to deter foreign buyers in recent years.

A gradual, and often mild approach with regard to imposing measures to failing care providers, is favoured by the majority of the public in spite of the criticism that is voiced in the media regarding this approach.

Nevertheless, although some differing opinions were found among older and less well-educated respondents, the majority support the regulators' gradual approaches of imposing measures to care providers who fail to comply with quality standards, as proposed by the theory of responsive regulation [ 10].

The commission acknowledged this was possible but said it would impose measures to protect consumers.

The Dodd-Frank Act gave regulators substantial freedom to impose measures to strengthen the system on their own.

Thailand imposed measures to stop incoming money from pushing up the already artificially low value of the baht.

He added that the FPC, of which he is not a member, could impose measures to keep mortgage lending standards in check and ensure the size of loans compared with house values and incomes did not get out of hand.

Three decades after the U.N. Convention Against Torture imposed measures to eradicate the practice, it is still carried out in 141 countries, according to Amnesty International, which documents torture in its annual reports.

And the Convention on Migratory Species' 116 member parties will ban fishing for giant manta rays and impose measures to safeguard their habitat after the group voted to protect the species.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 7 - Successive commanders at the Air Force Academy failed over the course of a decade to acknowledge the seriousness of sexual assault and harassment at the Colorado Springs campus, and the service only recently imposed measures to change a climate that tolerated abuse of female cadets, the Pentagon inspector general has found.

Commanders Are Faulted On Assaults at Academy The Pentagon inspector general reported that the root cause of sexual assault at the Air Force Academy was the failure by a succession of its commanders to acknowledge the severity of the problem and that the service only recently imposed measures to change a climate that tolerated abuse of female cadets.