Sentence examples for imposing term from inspiring English sources

Some companies have tried to remove any stigma by imposing term limits or mandatory retirement ages that apply to all directors.

A commission appointed after the King beating, and subsequent riots, recommended strengthening the Police Commission and imposing term limits on police commissioners.

A few years ago, the Supreme Court struck down state laws imposing term limits on members of the House of Representatives.

He also suggests limiting the number of cities bidding, adjusting the split of television revenue to favour host cities, making the organisations' voting systems more transparent and imposing term limits on their members.

State legislators have also proposed changes that include barring lobbyists from contributing to political campaigns, requiring lawmakers to take frequent ethics classes and imposing term limits for legislative leadership positions.

In response to the squabbles, Alabama voters overwhelmingly approved a constitutional amendment imposing term limits on Auburn trustees and taking the power to appoint them away from the governor.

Appearing at Johns Hopkins University, though, Mr. Bush's national security adviser, Stephen J. Hadley, said the Annapolis agreement was possible because the United States was not imposing terms of a peace treaty on the two sides.

Henceforth the players association should impose term limits.

The people voted a while back to impose term limits on their political leadership.

Justices have life tenure, and it would require an amendment to impose term limits.

The democratic way to impose term limits is at the ballot box.