Sentence examples for imposing new rules from inspiring English sources

That has often made even pro-business politicians more open to imposing new rules.

But now the superpower has abruptly changed the game, and is imposing new rules.

It lifted the ban after imposing new rules intended to prevent another such disaster.

He lifted the ban after imposing new rules intended to prevent another such disaster.

But the government has taken steps to prevent another bubble, for instance by capping loan amounts and imposing new rules on flipping.

The delegation for Barbados, for example, wrote last year about the trouble it might encounter imposing new rules while trying to abide by trade agreements.

Mr. Sarkozy, meanwhile, is also pressing for the European Union to impose new rules on hedge funds.

It ignores the fact that the Interior Department has imposed new rules for improving offshore operations.

Under the Clean Air Act, the administration has the power to impose new rules without Congressional approval.

She deserves all our support for seeking to impose new rules and standards.

There is a growing call to impose new rules that would improve air quality.