Sentence examples for options for imposing from inspiring English sources

Gov. James E. McGreevey, who protested Mayor Bloomberg's tax proposal last week and hinted at holding up cooperative efforts to improve transportation and rebuild Lower Manhattan, said today that the attorney general's office was reviewing options for imposing a retaliatory tax.

President Trump and House conservatives already agreed to other changes involving Medicaid, including offering states the option of imposing a work requirement for certain able-bodied beneficiaries.

The reason for giving the jury the option of imposing life sentences in this case escapes me.

They also protested that it did not include an age limit for fireworks users, and did not give local governments the option of imposing their own bans.

These include the lack of a mechanism for imposing budgetary rigor on its members and the few options for members in crisis.

Students also have the option of imposing a temporary embargo on access to the full text of their theses for limited amount of time (see eCommons access policy).

But Thursday's decision marks a critical hurdle in the government's process for imposing tariffs, and the failure to broker a settlement leaves opponents with few options.

The pretext for acquiring these was in part terrorism, in part anti-social behaviour, They can intervene with options such as imposing a fine, making an arrest, or stop and search.

A score for Gf was derived in several cohorts using the -factor- command in Stata 18 using the pcf option and imposing one factor, to supplement cross-sectional analyses.

The increase in options, however, imposes additional costs on shareholders; the more options granted, the lower the return for investors, since their holdings are, one way or the other, diluted.

Other options for change would have imposed their owns sets of unknown administrative demands - possibly greater, possibly lesser.