Sentence examples for step towards imposing from inspiring English sources

But the EU is still trying on sanctions, Reuters reports: The EU took a step towards imposing tougher economic sanctions on Russia by informing its member states of the likely impact of proposed measures on each of them.

Others were working cheaply in Poland as cleaners and building workers.In October, as a step towards imposing full EU border controls and visa rules, Poland began demanding visas from its neighbours.

To challenge it would be a big step towards imposing greater party discipline on the Senate.Republican self-confidence is plainly a problem for bipartisanship, but why should Mr Bush care?

In a huge step towards imposing an international protectorate on Kosovo, they also called for an "interim administration" of the province which would be appointed by the United Nations.The gradual but not total convergence of Russian and western views on Kosovo is potentially a much greater threat to Mr Milosevic than NATO's continuing bombardment.

The EU took a step towards imposing harsher sanctions on Wednesday by informing its member states of the likely impact of proposed measures on each of them.

But that is no guarantee of peace.American steel producers, for example, are seeking more protection, and on June 5th Mr Bush took the first steps towards imposing new measures to deter steel imports.

The watchdog has not yet decided whether it will force current account providers to cut the fees, but the investigation could be a step towards it imposing a maximum fee level, as it has done on credit card late fees.

The time steps were the steps of imposing displacement.

A further quality control step was imposed.

Students perch on the steps of the imposing Alexandria library.

The requirement to "take steps" imposes a continuing obligation to work towards the realisation of the rights.