Sentence examples for is imposing the from inspiring English sources

Who is imposing the restrictions?

He added: "The financial problem is that Germany is imposing the wrong policies on the eurozone.

The financial problem is that Germany is imposing the wrong policies on the eurozone.

In a move that appeared to have been prompted by the strains that the bombing is imposing, the Libyan prime minister, Al-Baghdadi Ali al-Mahmoudi, held a news conference in Tripoli on Thursday to renew calls for a cease-fire, to be followed by talks involving the government, the rebels and other Libyan groups, including tribal leaders.

And if I were education secretary, I would hope that people would call rapidly for my early resignation, as all I would be doing is imposing the version of schooling I'd experienced generations ago in a south London comp onto 21st-century children, then having them judged on this basis.

The troika – the tripartite committee led by the European commission with the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund – is imposing the harshest cuts in decades on areas of the public sector that are key to the left (health, education, transports, pensions, wages) while also pushing for privatisations.

But restriction is imposed, the exile enforced.

Suppose we call a tail a leg (that is, "impose" the word 'leg' to include tails).

Judge Fisher said he was imposing the jail terms reluctantly.

He believes that state governments are imposing the ban only to appeal to their constituencies.

TWELVE years after being imposed, the siege of Iraq is set to ease, a little.