Sentence examples for policy of imposing from inspiring English sources

"Russia repudiates Washington's policy of imposing its extraterritorial jurisdiction on all countries.

"The European Union will face an appropriate and firm response from Iran should it pursue the policy of imposing sanctions against Iran," Mr. Ahani was quoted as saying.

But there is a fine distinction and a world of difference between a policy of advocating democracy and a policy of imposing it.

It would also mark a retreat from the tragic 30-year-old policy of imposing egregiously long prison terms for possessing or selling relatively small amounts of drugs.

Mr. Trump has cited that as a key achievement of his policy of imposing tough sanctions, which he said forced North Korea to return to the negotiating table.

The government has finally abandoned its controversial policy of imposing benefit cap penalties on full-time carers for adult relatives, two months after a court found it unlawfully discriminated against disabled people.

But critically, we gave students involvement and ownership in developing our behaviour policies". Instead of imposing a set of rules, his school asked pupils to help draw up a policy for "managing and motivating" students, he says.

This reversed a 23-year-old policy of not imposing countervailing duties on a non-market economy.

The agency set aside its decades-old policy of not imposing fines for isolated or fleeting material.

The F.C.C. decided the broadcast was indecent because it depicted a sexual organ and violated "contemporary community standards for the broadcast medium". The agency set aside its decades-old policy of not imposing fines for isolated or fleeting material.

Later, Stalin began the policy of "Russification," imposing Russian as the lingua franca and as the language of state ideology, creating deep resentment.