Sentence examples for suggestion imposed from inspiring English sources

In spite of stories such as this, Collins would not like to see Lineker's suggestion imposed.

What bothered me most were the restrictions and suggestions womanhood imposed on my being.

Everybody agrees that sport utility vehicles are hazardous to those riding in cars, but Robert Frank's suggestion for imposing a weight tax on these truck-like vehicles is not the answer ("Feeling Crash-Resistant in an S.U.V.," Op-Ed, May 16).

So for those who want to channel their amorphous frustration into practical demands, here are several specific suggestions: Impose a financial transactions tax.

The Palestinian response was a series of deadly suicide bombings.Your suggestion of an imposed peace without negotiations is unrealistic.

Here are my suggestions: First, impose a three-year moratorium on increases in health care costs.

The browser firm followed another of Mr Ward's suggestions by imposing a six-month closed period after the repricing in which employees could not exercise their options.But even if Silicon Valley firms did learn a better way to reprice, that still would not address investors' real objection.

"We need more funds for land acquisition," Mr. Weingart said, adding that one suggestion was to impose a tax on users of the region's water.

He is particularly sensitive about any suggestion that he imposes himself in the Pentagon's business; aides say that he confines his advice to occasions when the president or vice president ask for it.

There is also a suggestion that tougher sentences be imposed by judges, who already have harsh penalties at their disposal.

These issues could then be communicated and synchronized <harmonized>." A less popular alternative to cross-reading was the suggestion that more structure be imposed on the use of probes within the IFG sessions.