Sentence examples for on imposes from inspiring English sources

Field's report, contested by Uber, said the company dictates drivers' working patterns once they have logged on, imposes lockouts from its system if drivers turn down too many jobs, and has raised its commission while cutting the rates drivers can charge.

Particularly questionable is the New Jersey Medical Society's blind insistence on imposing caps on awards for medical malpractice.

Local residents were there, exercising on ornate paving and sitting on imposing boulders.

He developed a leadership style based more on furthering consensus than on imposing his own ideas.

What's more, Clinton insists on imposing an interest rate freeze for five full years.

Both teams can rely on imposing defenses that should always keep them in games.

Some European leaders expressed outrage, but backed down on imposing any sanctions.

Every fashion designer, they say, is an architect manque, intent on imposing a structure on the wayward human form.

But his ability to persuade has been undercut by House Republicans who insist on imposing untimely austerity on the United States.

He is promoting the fringe idea that "jihadis" are intent on imposing Islamic law on every American village and farm.

UEFA president Michel Platini is keen on imposing limits and he has already met with Rummenigge for talks on action.