Sentence examples for powers to impose from inspiring English sources

She said she already had powers to impose travel bans.

That would imply strong powers to impose fines, or to pass on individuals' names for prosecution.

May also wants to extend existing powers to impose curfews on individuals.

There are also proposals for new powers to impose fines on companies that mistreat customers.

Instead, the authorities should have used their existing powers to impose advertising restrictions to suit the concerns of their residents.

No president has been as successful as Mr. Obama in rallying the major powers to impose sanctions with bite.

Courts would gain powers to impose penalties on anyone bringing what they deem to be frivolous patent litigation.

In November, the supreme court rejected Sky's request to challenge Ofcom's powers to impose wholesale must offer.

Last week the supreme court rejected BSkyB's request to challenge Ofcom's powers to impose wholesale must offer.

It was only in 2006, for example, that police were given powers to impose pre-charge bail conditions.

It should be given powers to impose financial penalties if institutions fail to reach benchmarks on widening participation, he says.