Sentence examples for practice imposed on from inspiring English sources

Unless state leaders take action, Maryland could join the jurisdictions that have had changes to bail practice imposed on them.

In Carrie's case, school ought to have been a liberation in itself, by contrast with the repressive religious practice imposed on her by her mother.

"That's not to say whether or not stop-and-frisk is worth the costs that the practice imposes on society.

It relieved its people of various discriminatory practices imposed on them by their Dutch rulers.

But exempting herself from the practices imposed on the 24,000 Foreign Service officers and Civil Service workers she oversaw has led to resentment from some former subordinates.

It also claims that female workers were asked to take pregnancy tests, which would be both against Chinese law and a breach of the code of practice imposed last year by Apple on all its suppliers.

The setting up of this coordination is envisaged with the implementation of the Cancer Plan or through good practice contracts imposed on healthcare institutions.

Though in theory many of them should have been hit in 2007-09, in practice imposing losses on them proved legally difficult and so seemed foolhardy to attempt in the midst of a crisis.

When Rand Paul, the victor in the Republican Senate primary last week in Kentucky, criticized the Civil Rights Act of 1964, singling out the injustice of non-discriminatory practices it imposed on private businesses, the resulting furor delighted Democrats and unsettled Republicans.

It's $2,000 per loan". She observes, quite properly, that the payoff is a minuscule fraction of the costs these practices have imposed on borrowers, the court system and the economy.

According to realists, international law in practice imposes few direct constraints on the behaviour of states, in part because there is almost no way of enforcing it.