Sentence examples for should start imposing from inspiring English sources
In addition, residents say that Scarsdale should start imposing stiffer restrictions on commuters from other municipalities who use the 12-hour parking meters near the train station.
The United States Business and Industry Council, for example, which represents family-owned domestic manufacturing businesses, argues that President Obama should stop negotiating with China and start imposing taxes and tariffs.
"That should have been the wake-up call to start imposing ourselves on the game," admitted McInnes.
"I thought, what if they start imposing all these rules?
So, Duncan should start by saying he is sorry for imposing collective punishment on teachers in schools destined for turnaround.
All these studies shared the common assumption that information gathering should start simultaneously with the decision-making process, and have imposed this constraint experimentally by using naïve subjects.
"If HSBC wants to impose restrictions upon the withdrawal of customer money, then it should start by being more transparent, revealing where customers' deposits are actually invested," he added.
The Budget should start a formal consultation on the government's plan (announced in the 2013 Autumn Statement) to impose capital gains tax (CGT) on non-UK residents who own and sell a home in the UK.
