Sentence examples for state impose from inspiring English sources

Community organizations have filed a human rights complaint to the United Nations, demanding Michigan state impose a moratorium on the shut-offs.

The Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP, or Pakistani Taliban), announced when it was formed in 2007 that it aimed to attack the Pakistani state, impose sharia law on the country and resist NATO forces in Afghanistan.

If the governor is in favor of having the state impose an evaluation system, he said, "why didn't he make that the sanction, instead of taking away the money?" "It's outrageous," he continued.

The request, made to the United States Department of Agriculture, which finances and sets the rules for the food-stamp program, is part of an aggressive anti-obesity push by the mayor that has also included advertisements, stricter rules on food sold in schools and an unsuccessful attempt to have the state impose a tax on the sugared drinks.

At a public hearing this month in New York City, Jose Maldonado, a deputy attorney general who heads the state's Medicaid Fraud Control Unit, strongly recommended that the state impose minimum staff-to-patient ratios in nursing homes to better safeguard against patient abuse.

A less controversial notion in addressing this issue could be in terms of constraints that mental state impose on brain states.

The state imposed a quarantine.

"The state imposes its own commuter tax.

The state imposes income, sales, business, and excise taxes.

Last year, the state imposed over $5 billion in spending cuts.

Along with the reductions in unemployment benefits, the state imposed higher taxes on businesses.