Sentence examples for rules impose from inspiring English sources

Generally, current zoning rules impose no height limits.

Coal and other energy producers say the rules impose billions of dollars in extra costs that block utilities from modernizing plants to make them more energy efficient.

Democratic strategists disagree, pointing out that campaign finance rules impose serious restrictions on Mr. McCain's ability to fully make use of his party's bank account.

Generally, current zoning rules impose no height limits on buildings, allowing them to rise as high as necessary to accommodate the floor area permitted at a site.

Or Flawed Rules?" (Op-Ed, March 8) persuades me that current campaign finance rules impose some distortions on how campaigns are run.

Some companies do allow double dipping, though the practice has most likely declined during the recession and federal rules impose more restrictions on corporate pension funds.

The unpredictability of alimony rules imposes several costs.

It is against the fare rules imposed by the airlines".

The official requested anonymity under ground rules imposed by the Egyptian government.

The official asked not to be named under ground rules imposed by the Pentagon.

That means constitutional reforms to undo the undemocratic rules imposed by the army.