Sentence examples for made to impose from inspiring English sources

In a departure from 1947, no effort would be made to impose this treaty.

A decision was made to impose a 2percentt surcharge on income and corporate taxes during the coming fiscal year.

He highlighted the progress that European leaders had made to impose more spending discipline on one another and strengthen the banking system.

Mrs. Thatcher said this evening that 120,000 British jobs could be lost if an attempt were made to impose full sanctions.

He said the United States wants to avoid "another race to the bottom around the world" as efforts are made to impose regulations to lessen the risk of a repeat of the 2007-2009 financrisisrisis.

No attempts by either side have been made to impose the ultimate consequence of both claims: eradication of the Bates family's illegal usurpation of Fort Roughs, or annexation of the Sealand Circle by its island base.

What sense would it make to impose a government program to monitor all that broadcast blather, hour by hour?

Climate change work has recently made efforts to impose climate change views on disaster risk reduction (IPCC 2012), often without learning many disaster-related lessons.

Hamas has already made efforts to impose Islamic dress on schoolgirls, among other things.

The Army made preparations to impose martial law after the test if necessary, keeping a military force of a hundred and sixty men on hand to manage any evacuations.

Hinckley and Bosworth Borough Council made efforts to impose antisocial behaviour agreements and, later, civil court action, but legal action by the county council to impose an injunction began just eight days before the pair died in 2007.