Sentence examples for policy to impose from inspiring English sources

At times the bigger countries have looked to Javier Solana, the Union's indefatigable "high representative" for foreign policy, to impose some coherence on the EU's common foreign policy.

On 15 September the government ditched its election policy to impose a $500,000 lifetime cap on non-concessional contributions in favour of a $100,000 annual cap.

It is also succeeding in avoiding introducing new, higher "affordable rent" levels brought in by the government, and proposing to use planning policy to impose penalties on "buy-to-leave" owners.

But Shorten also declared "grave concerns" with the retrospective nature of parts of the government's major superannuation shake-up – and is believed to be likely to oppose the policy to impose a $1.6m cap on concessional super savings that applies to existing superannuants, a decision that could cost up to $2bn in Labor's budget calculations.

Challenged about why the caller should have to uproot his family to afford the tax, Clegg mounted a robust defence of the idea, despite concerns in some parts of the party that he is lukewarm about the policy to impose a 1% charge on the value of properties worth more than £2m.

However, it is not currently council policy to impose any such reduction.

Midhat and others became determined, because of their own exclusion from power and because of the disastrous results of Abdülaziz's policies, to impose some check on the sultan's power.

Mr Trimble's new policy is to impose limited sanctions instead.

A FEW days ago, Paul Krugman posted a "toy model" (PDF) of carbon pricing, in an attempt to clarify for himself and others a key debate in the world of climate policy: how to impose limits on carbon.

Justinian, who continued this policy, tried to impose religious unity on his subjects by forcing them to accept doctrinal compromises that might appeal to all parties, a policy which proved unsuccessful as he satisfied none of them.

Due to the rather thin evidence it was not possible for policy makers to impose one specific method of medication reconciliation.