Sentence examples for imposing the biggest from inspiring English sources

That was Labour's way when they had to call in the International Monetary Fund in 1976, imposing the biggest post-war spending cuts by far.

Just look at Argentina, which 10 years after imposing the biggest default in history, is still having difficulty getting back into the markets.

Representatives of three dozen housing and community organizations and dozens of elected officials appealed to the New York City Housing Authority yesterday to reconsider its recently announced plan to close its $168 million budget gap in part by imposing the biggest rent increases in 17 years.

Governor Guinn said that to prevent such water imports he would ask the 2001 Legislature to pass a law imposing the big fines.

Last year the government imposed the biggest increases in civil court fees in recent history.

In 2015, the government imposed the biggest increases in civil court fees in recent history and it has instituted massive cuts to legal aid.

It imposed the biggest fine — of €125.3 million, or $161 million — on Yazaki, the Japanese company that is the world's number one maker of wire harnesses, which transmit electricity throughout a vehicle.

On April 10th, only two years after Greece imposed the biggest debt-restructuring in history on its private creditors, it raised €3 billion ($4.1 billion) in five-year bonds at a yield of less than 5%; the issue was seven times oversubscribed.

In April, just two years after Greece imposed the biggest sovereign-debt restructuring in history on its private creditors, it raised €3 billion ($4.2 billion at the time) in five-year bonds at a yield of less than 5%.

The radial constraint imposes the biggest hurdle while solving the problem of network reconfiguration.

"It's absolutely wrong that a vital service should be at threat because the government has imposed the biggest cuts in local government history - £310m on Birmingham".