Sentence examples for imposing on their from inspiring English sources

Illegal immigrants also face new restrictions many states are imposing on their access to public education, driver's licenses and jobs.

It's acted with the distinctive physical and facial control that Delépine and Kervern always succeed on imposing on their casts.

"I'm always concerned about people around us, about imposing on their time if Layla is kicking chairs or making noises," she said.

Lord Wedderburn pointed out that it was the bill that was treating firefighters differently, by imposing on their union an extra liability.

That means in the medium term, larger euro zone countries will need to increase their own spending to balance the contraction in demand they are imposing on their crisis-stricken neighbors.

The issues of payment and the delays all the political wrangling was imposing on their business plans were high on the agenda as the oilmen dined on lamb roast and shrimp and sipped imported wine.

It is time to relieve the tight regulations that many businesses (many of which denounce government regulations) impose on their workers, and begin to look at results.

They fail to consider the toll that founding will impose on their loved ones.

Leeds will appeal against the one-match ban imposed on their hooker Danny Buderus which threatens to rule him out of their Super League semi-final on Saturday week.

Tyranny is not one of the ideological systems our founders generally sought to impose on their citizenry.

In other words, equilibria tend to minimize changes imposed on their conditions.