Sentence examples for imposing rules on from inspiring English sources
"Congress has no problem imposing rules on others.
Is not imposing rules on audiences - even inversions of accepted rules - problematic?
He pointed out that tech companies themselves enjoyed a First Amendment right against the government's imposing rules on their services.
Apparently he had little appetite for imposing rules on police procedure, so racial profiling remains a legal grey zone.
Countries are imposing rules on bankers' pay to prevent a repeat of the excessive risk taking that they say contributed to the global financial crisis.
If passed, the bill would prevent states from imposing rules on the disclosures that brokerage firms make about the investments they sell.
Strict constructionists counter that unchecked rulings by judges allows an unelected branch of government to impose rules on society without regard to proper safeguards.
The debate, to be run by his ruling UMP party, will begin in April and will seek to impose rules on how Islam should work in France, which has the biggest Muslim population in western Europe.
Thing Four: Debt Collectors Get New Rules: The nation will creep one step closer to socialism on January 2, when the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau will impose rules on heroic debt collectors.
