Sentence examples for imposing terms from inspiring English sources

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.

MPEG-LA, however, is now imposing terms on licensees as if it were an innovator with a unique product, rather than a passive holding company or co-op.

Stevenson said imposing terms on any bargaining group is unprecedented for Burbank, though city officials could not immediately confirm that.

The Burbank City Council next week is slated to consider imposing terms of employment on the Burbank city attorneys union after a year of unsuccessful labor negotiations.

Harrison then went to his parents' home in Warrington for a few days before imposing terms for his return to the band – namely, that McCartney's plans for a live concert be abandoned and the project be relocated to the Beatles' own Apple Studio, at London's Savile Row.

I think it's important to try and build a relationship," he said, adding though that "in fairness to the other unions, the city has to do something at some point". Councilwoman Laura Friedman also said that rather than imposing terms, she prefers negotiating.

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

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.

At a campaign appearance Tuesday in Colorado Springs, Donald Trump echoed Newt Gingrich's "Contract With America" by calling for a constitutional amendment imposing term limits on Congress.

He wanted a constitutional amendment imposing term limits.