Sentence examples for imposing this last from inspiring English sources

One would have thought that if the shame of breaking an explicit promise didn't prevent Obama from imposing this last tax, then the logical absurdity of trying to reduce soaring insurance costs by taxing insurance plans would.

Obama imposed this last round of penalties in the wake of U.S. intelligence findings that Russia had aimed to tilt the election to Trump by hacking emails and spreading disinformation.

imposing the last right-hand side of (14b) to be strictly greater than zero, we have the following condition on σ: 0 ≤ σ < W ( B M 2 ) 2 B, (14c).

Mr. Coronado said criminal penalties for not registering were rarely imposed, the last case coming in 1985.

He is a former Dutchess County prosecutor and judge, who imposed the last death sentence in the state -- in Mr. Smith's case.

But pay curbs will be more painful to impose this year than last: the broader measure of retail prices often used in wage negotiations is now rising at 3.7%, whereas it fell through most of 2009.What this suggests is that the lull in unemployment late last year may prove to be temporary.

The latter two remained imposing to their last days.

Maybe our cynicism and the distractions that life necessarily imposes on us, interdicts this last kind of speech.

Do they seek to impose their last vestiges of power on the most vulnerable in society?

Wenger was found guilty of failing to abide by Uefa rules surrounding his original ban - imposed after last season's last-16 defeat to Barcelona when he had criticised the referee - after he passed messages to the coaching staff at the Emirates Stadium in the first leg, before being warned not to continue by match delegates at half-time.

This last deal imposed stringent caps on discretionary spending that will tighten even further when an automatic "sequester" takes effect in January 2013.