Sentence examples for in imposing its from inspiring English sources

If the I.R.S. prevails, either in the case or in imposing its new requirement, it would be easier for the tax collectors to attack companies suspected of underreporting taxes, a problem Judge Lynch said "is likely endemic".

First, a state has legitimate authority to the extent that it is morally justified in imposing its rule on the members.

"During the Clinton administration, the United States employed an indirect approach in imposing its will on other nations".

In imposing its court-made code upon the states, the original opinion at least asserted that it was demanded by the Constitution.

Although he acknowledged that there was no guarantee Catalonia would succeed in imposing its claims on Madrid, he argued that "the worst-case scenario is not to try, and the second-worst is to try and not get there".

But the practical difficulties which the Ismāʿīlī minority faced in imposing its will on the Sunnī majority meant that the Muslim population of Egypt remained predominantly Sunni throughout the Fāṭimid period.

The militant group had occupied Mosul for three years and considered it the de facto Islamic State capital in Iraq — imposing its harsh rule over more than 1.5 million people, by far the largest territory the Islamic State controlled.

Isis has declared a self-styled "caliphate" across swaths of territory in Iraq and Syria, imposing its harsh interpretation of Islamic law.

Some people were concerned that American involvement in Afghanistan could result in the United States imposing its own government or siding with a single rebel group, like the Northern Alliance.

The Islamic State controls more territory than any terrorist group in history, brutally imposing its extreme vision of Islam and striking at targets throughout the Middle East, North Africa and Europe.

This is ethnic crime, which is supporting terrorists arriving in Moscow, which owns property in Moscow and is imposing its will on the authorities".