Sentence examples for imposing standards on from inspiring English sources
And the United States has remained agnostic on Europe's push to get the World Trade Organization to consider imposing standards on investment and competition.
A second part of the effort involves the potentially explosive topic of identifying thousands of religious schools, which typically have not been regulated, and imposing standards on them.
Central banks from several emerging countries, especially in Latin America, have recently warmed to the idea of imposing standards on their commercial bankers that are higher than those required by the Basle Accord.
One might object to the United States unilaterally imposing standards on foreign countries.
The Indonesian ministers are right to assert that small palm oil consuming markets like the US or EU should not be imposing standards on all of their production.
By imposing standards on students' minds we are, in effect, depriving them of their fundamental intellectual freedom by applying one standard set of knowledge.
But if you impose standards on goods at home, you must also impose them on imports or domestic industry will become uncompetitive and suffer.
Rather than impose standards on the players we allowed them to have control, and they imposed on themselves a more stringent set of standards than any of the coaches would have done.
Economists now expect an increase in international regulation, particularly because Washington has raised questions about the need to impose standards on large investment funds controlled by countries like Russia and China.
