Sentence examples for keep imposing from inspiring English sources

Yet we keep imposing them.

Legislators often rely on her conditional and line-item veto powers by pursuing a project "because it responds to the needs of their supporters or constituents back home," she said, while "it's the governor's responsibility to keep imposing the broad picture on them".

They'll suck us dry and keep imposing measures and cuts, until we're a third world county.

"Growing up, getting myself through school, and I would not have had a chance at half those jobs if the federal government had kept imposing higher minimum wage".

There is no peace to keep, and imposing one would be well nigh impossible for outsiders in a country of numberless ethnic groups and almost no infrastructure.

Mr. Friedman may have felt constrained by the show's aspirations to objectivity, and as a result tried to keep from imposing his own personality on the songs; the result is a score without much character.

The £500 licence doesn't cover the scheme's cost: perversely, the council can't keep fines imposed on landlords.

In another case, involving the construction of a waste processing site, a tribunal found that Mexico misled the Metalclad Corporation by making promises it did not keep and imposed after-the-fact licensing requirements contrary to Mexican law.

Think about yourself and others, if the said habit you are trying to keep is imposed on you by family/friends think about who you are doing it for, if it's mutually beneficial, than keep it up.

The formation of an RTA that includes country H and country F as member countries dictates the removal of country H's tariff barriers on imports coming from country F, but keeps them imposed on those coming from country J.

Try as they might, the Jets could not find the suitable combinations to protect Sanchez and keep Baltimore's imposing front seven from breaching the line.