Sentence examples for still imposes from inspiring English sources

The amateur ideal, though faded and worn, still imposes some restraints.

Whatever special abilities dyslexia may bestow, difficulty with reading still imposes a handicap.

China also said it would lift restrictions on Chinese tourists visiting Taiwan, though Taiwan still imposes restrictions of its own.

The physical factor still imposes limitations — only thirty-eight consulates have agreed to issue documents, and they are distributed unevenly.

For a start, the state still imposes huge taxes on car imports, leading to Peugeot 508s going on sale for $262,000 under the new rules.

Anti-poverty groups are concerned about the rising power of the IMF, which they say still imposes tough economic conditions on countries that want to borrow, and promulgates the "Washington Consensus" of unfettered financial markets, free trade and privatisation.

While still imposing, Rivera has not been his usual dominant self.

Mr Tribe believes that juries may still impose hefty fines on defendants in egregious cases.

Ministries which still impose an FDI ceiling on the industries they oversee should also abandon them.

The United States could still impose punitive duties on the Europeans for continuing to block trade.

Gather up the rubber stamps that still impose taxes on global commerce.