Sentence examples for stop imposing from inspiring English sources

Some wondered whether the government should stop imposing such fines for infractions at relatively low speeds.

Legislators should weed out fraud and abuse, revisit tort reform and stop imposing mandates.

She praised Alameda County for a recent decision to stop imposing courtroom, probation and other fees.

Three top judges urged magistrates to stop imposing unnecessary jail sentences because prisons may soon overflow.

No one would ever tell him to stop imposing his ego on someone else's era.

"Stop imposing your values on others," was the message for the American soldiers.

He stopped imposing the 12b-1 freeingeeing him from S.E.C. regulation so he could dismiss the independent directors.

China may really reap the benefits of foreign ownership only when the government drops the belief that it knows best and stops imposing conditions on foreign buyers.

The city said municipal courts stopped imposing "pay or serve" sentences by the end of 2015 and the ordinances that allowed the practice have been changed.

In New Jersey, the state five years ago stopped imposing liens on psychiatric patients with unpaid balances, and lawyers for injured or abused patients can have clauses inserted into judgments and settlements promising that the state will not go after the awards to satisfy hospital debts, Joseph Young, executive director of the advocacy group Disability Rights New Jersey, said.

Given that our political will and resources have run out, a more relevant portrayal might be to see this as the Afghans sorting out their own future, as they always were going to once we had stopped imposing ourselves; the Afghan soil reasserting itself.