Sentence examples for remained to impose from inspiring English sources
"We would be exercising the judicial power if one provision was stricken and the others remained to impose a risk on insurance companies that Congress had never intended," he said.
We would be exercising the judicial power if one Act was — one provision was stricken and the others remained to impose a risk on insurance companies that Congress had never intended.
Alito: "What is the difference between guaranteed-issue and community-rating provisions on the one hand and other provisions that increase costs substantially for insurance companies?" Kennedy: "We would be exercising the judicial power if one provision was stricken and the others remained to impose a risk on insurance companies that Congress had never intended".
On that understanding, judges remained free to impose very long sentences — 100 years, say — as long as they were for a fixed term rather than for life.
He insisted in an interview that recent events showed that Russia remained determined to impose its will, including its "invasion" of Georgia in 2008, its threats of military action against the Czech Republic and Poland if they collaborated with the United States on missile defense, and its lackluster support of U.S. diplomacy in Iran.
We remain ready to impose additional sanctions on those – whether government or opposition – who perpetrate violence or impede DRC's democratic institutions".
"If we don't see action commensurate with the commitments that Russia has made yesterday (Thursday) in Geneva... we and our European partners remain ready to impose additional costs on Russia".
"If we don't see action commensurate with the commitments that Russia has made yesterday in Geneva... then obviously we've been very clear that we and our European partners remain ready to impose additional costs on Russia.
But while Ed Balls publicly supports the case for such a tax at international level, the Conservatives remain opposed to imposing such a constraint on the City.
Even so, the laws of the global game remain FIFA's to impose.
Chief Justice Roberts wrote that Congress remained free to try to impose federal oversight on states where voting rights were at risk, but must do so based on contemporary data.
