Sentence examples for imposing work on from inspiring English sources

The cast-iron loft at No. 55, with a second exposure on Franklin Place, a tiny alley, is the most architecturally imposing work on the block.

The unfolding, through interviews, of the Yom Kippur War of 1973 makes for an imposing work of history on its own, but the movie is less an investigation and a discovery than an illustration.

His 16mm projections are far from the most imposing works on view, but the quietude of Leigh Ledare's Moscow street scenes belie the film's grim observations on human nature.

His 16mm projections are far from the most imposing works on view, but the quietude of Leigh Ledare's Moscow street scenes belie the film's grim observations on human nature.

An endotracheal tube (ETT) imposes work of breathing on mechanically ventilated patients.

In service of the administration's goal of imposing work requirements on any anti-poverty program it can, like health insurance or housing, it's declaring victory in the war on poverty launched a half-century ago.

Many people who support phasing out the Medicaid expansion, replacing its funding with per capita caps, and imposing work requirements rely on the idea of giving states "flexibility" for running Medicaid.

Wisconsin was a pioneer in welfare reforms adopted by Congress in 1996, imposing work requirements and limits on cash assistance while providing child care, tax credits and other supports for working mothers.

The former minster says that Labour should go further than the prime minister and impose work restrictions on citizens on the 10 new EU member states from eastern Europe until their economies grow closer to the size of the UK.

Mr Southerland's amendment would have let states impose work requirements on recipients of food stamps.

The audit also determined that the parks department had failed to impose work deadlines on the developer and had not adequately examined invoices submitted for city payment.