Sentence examples for supported imposing from inspiring English sources

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

June 5, 2013 And confirmation that France could bear the brunt of Beijing's anger, having actually supported imposing levies on Chinese solar panel makers: Peter Spiegel (@SpiegelPeter) Of €763m in #EU wine exports to #China, €546m comes from #France.

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.

When it comes to dealing with terrorism suspects, Mr. McCain has supported imposing tighter rules than favored by the administration on the use of harsh interrogation techniques, but has consistently been with the president on limiting the legal rights of Guantánamo detainees.

The Conservative federal government of Robert Borden supported imposing conscription to help win World War I, and most of English Canada supported him.

Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko said Sunday he supported imposing martial law in response to the incident, with the parliament in Kiev set to decide on the extraordinary move Monday.

"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".