Sentence examples for progress in imposing from inspiring English sources

And now, a year and a bit into his tenure as chief justice, he seems to have made striking progress in imposing his views on the court.Modesty is at the core of Mr Roberts's judicial philosophy.

ATHENS — The Greek government rushed Wednesday to complete a spate of new laws and measures before a European Union summit meeting, where its progress in imposing more austerity in exchange for a second bailout is to come under scrutiny.

The conclusion of conference speakers: During the past 50 years, scientific societies appear to have made little progress in imposing standards for research integrity, despite repeated calls to embrace new ethical recommendations.

Armed robbery is rife, and over 10,000 people have died in communal violence since 1999, as Christians have fought Muslims in the north, Yorubas and Hausas have burned each other's shops in Lagos, and the Niger delta's tribes have fought for control of local government.In the last couple of years, modest progress has been made in imposing harmony.

Mr. Yen said the four main commercial banks had made considerable progress in centralizing control over lending and in imposing strict risk controls.

There was no difference in progress imposed by the interim assessment between gender or discipline.

There was no difference in progress imposed by the interim assessment between these subgroups.

Then again, many of the copyright decisions made by YouTube wouldn't stand up in a court of law; perhaps Google's monopoly is stifling progress by imposing unfair limits on the freedom of speech.

On the issue of wireless, I hope our policymakers will tread cautiously as we must not derail the astounding progress made by imposing antiquated regulations and must protect the tremendous opportunity that exists in this space.

Can social progress be imposed on a less developed culture?

Legal progress has, in general, imposed a stricter control of selling methods to reduce the incidence of deception.