Sentence examples for imposing service from inspiring English sources

Duane Futch, director of global travel for Wal-Mart Stores, said Sam's Club hopes to distinguish its travel packages from those of other online sellers by not imposing service charges.

The porcelain of Catherine II's reign is Neoclassical, and the objects produced are typified by large, imposing services (such as the "Arabesque," with 1,000 pieces for 60 settings) and biscuit figure groups.

CT Transit had already imposed service reductions, reducing the frequency of its buses and eliminating a few stops altogether.

Forget the fairy tales being spun by politicians in both parties — that somehow they can impose service cuts that are drastic enough to bring federal and local budgets into balance while at the same time developing economic growth strong enough to support a robust middle class.

The new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau can also impose servicing rules.

He asked the judge to consider imposing community service instead.

They allowed a degree of local autonomy simply because they lacked the means of interfering in the lives of most people beyond collecting taxes and imposing military service.

The quake destroyed many of the symbols that made the church imposing and services that made it indispensable.