Sentence examples for suggested imposing from inspiring English sources

The S.E.C. has also suggested imposing limits on high-frequency traders.

And no one has suggested imposing higher taxes on everyone, not just the wealthy, to finance universal coverage.

But Ennahda and the Brotherhood had swung too far in the opposite direction, he suggested, imposing "forced easternization".

Robert B. Zoellick, the new United States trade representative, has suggested imposing a special tax on Canadian lumber imports, an idea Canada has rejected.

Some critics have suggested imposing the same strict authorization rules on Carnivore that prevail for full-scale telephone wiretaps, with stiff penalties for any abuse of the system.

It has been almost 40 years since a Beatles song suggested imposing a tax -- or as certain New York politicians prefer to say, "user fee" -- on part of the human anatomy: "If you take a walk, I'll tax your feet".

The policy suggests imposing a "full time principal residence requirement" on all new homes.

He suggests imposing financial penalties on carbon emissions that would be set according to the temperature in the earth's atmosphere.

It might be heresy to suggest imposing a fee structure similar to that of a hedge fund at Berkshire Hathaway, the investment company he runs.

It also suggests imposing "stricter capital requirements on loans to a specific sector such as real estate" as this "forces banks to hold more capital against these loans, discouraging heavy exposure to the sector".

The commission says giving people cautions and criminal records for having small quantities is not "proportionate" and suggests imposing civil penalties, such as fines, or drug treatment orders instead.