Sentence examples similar to may imposing a from inspiring English sources

Even Britain and America may impose a duty to report suspicious activity.

A city or town may impose a building moratorium or rezone an area to reduce density.

Mr. Reid may impose a longer suspension of government to allow the I.R.A. extra time.

The court may impose a range of sentences as defined by the statute".

They may impose a death sentence only if they find that the defendant will probably commit more violent acts.

This reputation may impose a heavy burden of expectation on the film, which opens today in New York.

There's a possibility that another court may impose a harsher sentence or may reconsider the verdict of culpable homicide and convict him of murder.

The commission is seeking to bar her from working in the commodities business, to forfeit any pay derived from illegal activity and may impose a big fine.

Conspiracy to infringe a copyright carries a maximum penalty of five years in prison and a $250,000 fine, or, as an alternative, the court may impose a penalty amounting to twice the gross gain to any defendant.

If they are found guilty, he may impose a nonjudicial punishment, which could range from a punitive reprimand, restriction to quarters for not more than 60 days or the forfeiting of a month's pay.

And Goldman may impose a clawback provision that would require employees to give up some of their compensation if trades go the wrong way, similar to ones that Morgan Stanley and several others have already proposed.