Sentence examples for may impose new from inspiring English sources

But some of the report's recommendations suggest that regulators may impose new restrictions on the company.

Regulators may impose new rules, such as a carbon tax or carbon labelling, which could affect TNT's business model.

Separately, Western powers may impose new sanctions on top of a catalogue of restrictions and punishments already making life difficult in Tehran.

In the next few weeks, the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species, an international governing body, may impose new restrictions or even a ban on beluga caviar.

As early as this week, the Treasury Department may impose new limits on the executive pay of companies receiving financial assistance.

Lord Roberts of Conwy said he was "perturbed" by the possibility that the Labour Welsh government may impose new rates of tax on businesses.

She may not impose new conditions, like an hourly preparation rate, after the fact.

Your client may not impose new conditions, even to meet his religious obligations.

(See "Circus May Be Needed For Financial Reform").. Banks stocks scuffled earlier in the week amid reports the Obama Administration may try to impose new fees on financial companies as a way to recoup taxpayer dollars used in federal bailout programs.

It may suppress pathological rhythms or impose new rhythms associated with beneficial effects, and involves neuronal networks with widespread connections.

That may give him more leverage to impose new rounds of belt-tightening in the present economic upheaval.