It would obviously be a much more radical step to impose limits on how much parents could spend on private schools.
This, he intimated, was but the first step to impose a leadership that would give up Palestinians' aspirations to self-determination, national sovereignty and a right of refugees' return.
"This is quite a significant step to impose losses on any sort of senior bank creditor," said Alastair Wilson, chief credit officer at Moody's Investors Service, who views depositors as a type of senior creditor.
As my name was crossed off the guest list, I walked up the front steps to imposing doors and entered into a dream.
Days before the speech, as part of the plan, several federal departments took steps to impose the stricter work requirements on able-bodied adults receiving noncash aid.
In response, the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority ("FINRA") has been taking steps to impose new requirements that will impact many broker-dealers, especially those that hold inventory positions or that clear and carry customer transactions.
Mr. Draghi had suggested Thursday that the E.C.B. would be willing to move more aggressively if European leaders took decisive steps to impose greater spending discipline on members and address the underlying structural flaws of the euro zone.
Prime Minister Ariel Sharon said Israel would take unilateral steps to impose a security plan to separate Israelis and Palestinians if the Palestinians side fails to move quickly toward a negotiated peace.
In what might be the most difficult trade fight ahead, the Trump administration is taking steps to impose tariffs on up to $60 billion a year worth of goods from China as soon as late April.
WASHINGTON — The two main deficit-reduction plans in the House and the Senate, which would tie cuts in federal spending to an increase in the debt limit, both defer tough decisions and rely heavily on procedural steps to impose fiscal discipline.
