Sentence examples for support imposed from inspiring English sources

In a whirlwind of activity that included an historic address to parliament in Versailles, Hollande declared France to be at war with Islamist jihadism, called for a global military coalition with France at its helm, demanded EU-wide support, imposed a national state of emergency and border checks, put troops on the streets, and vowed to vastly extend invasive state security powers.

The claim in the high court is the latest in a string of challenges against £320m of cuts into the availability of courtroom and advice support imposed by the Ministry of Justice under the Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Act.

Young people are more likely to believe that rich-country farm support imposes huge costs on the developing world (as it does).

"Some even support imposing a new tax that generations of conservatives have fought against, called a Value Added Tax – also known as a VAT.

Last December, a poll conducted by Shibley Telhami, a professor at the University of Maryland, College Park, found that thirty-nine per cent of Americans support imposing sanctions or "more serious action" on Israel over its refusal to stop settlement construction.

"The boilerplate assertions set forth in the government's applications do not make such a showing," he wrote, while affording prosecutors a right to renew the requests if there were additional facts supplied to support imposing a secrecy order.

Mr. Obama warned that the bailout should not be a "blank check" and called for tighter regulation of the financial industry, suggesting he would support imposing federal capital requirements on investment firms.

Two commissioners, Scott O'Malia and Michael Dunn, have already advised that though they are "voting in favor of publishing the rule for public comment that they may not ultimately support imposing position limits".

This small study of patients undergoing unilateral TKA could not detect a significant increase in BRT two weeks after surgery and therefore could not support imposing driving restrictions beyond this time period.

It was a proposal made radical when the Northern Territory government supported imposing English-only education in its schools.

In April, a Field Poll commissioned by a private statewide health foundation found that 62 percent of California voters surveyed said they supported imposing a special fee on sodas and soft drinks if money was used to fight obesity.