Sentence examples for opportunity to impose from inspiring English sources

These objectives will give Iraq the opportunity to impose significant costs on the United States.

The current economic crisis affords us an opportunity to impose more responsible, moderate and equitable approaches to finance.

Along with Ireland and Sweden, it waived the opportunity to impose restrictions lasting up to seven years.

Governments have a historic opportunity to impose new rules on banks that now depend on them for bailouts and guarantees.

It focused anger on hard-line Islamists, including foreigners, some of whom have seized on the conflict in Syria as an opportunity to impose their mores.

Much of the appeal of the joint effort with Herzog & de Meuron is the opportunity to impose two sets of values simultaneously.

Beethoven's high classical style may not afford Mr. Lang many opportunities to impose an interpretation on the music.

It published an entire volume detailing opportunities to impose fees and raise those insufficient to cover benefits received by users of government services.

"To look to the educational system itself to provide a solution to the problem of inequality of opportunity is to impose an undue burden on it.

What disappointed me about the South Africa game was that we had an opportunity to really impose ourselves physically and we didn't do it".

The Pontiff said the effects of some legislation designed to give equality of opportunity had been to impose "unjust limitations" on the freedom of religious communities to act "in accordance with their beliefs".