Sentence examples for imposing the rules from inspiring English sources

That delayed imposing the rules for two years.

Some experts said the commission could be more flexible in imposing the rules during economic downturns.

The agency now says it has held off imposing the rules until Congress agrees on new security legislation.

The lawmakers said the air quality problems in Wisconsin that had been the basis for imposing the rules had significantly improved.

Some observers feared that imposing the rules now would reduce lending in China's mellowing economy.Brazil's economy grew by 0.8% in the first quarter compared with the same period last year, the weakest showing since the middle of 2009.

First, it creates the notion of a forbidden fruit, where eating the food is not only desirable but also a symbol of freedom, a rebellion against the side of yourself that's imposing the rules.

Otherwise, there would have been no justification for imposing the rule on state courts.

His claimed focus was fighting corruption, acting tough, and imposing the rule of law through no-nonsense author-itarianism.

In Iraq this "means imposing the rule of law, property rights and other guarantees, at gunpoint if need be".

But by imposing the rule of the conservative leader William F. Buckley, the group could run afoul of Ronald Reagan's "11th Commandment" to not speak ill of a fellow Republican.

He dismissed any claim that the committee might have waited for the popular Tebow to finish his college career before imposing the rule.