Sentence examples for system of imposing from inspiring English sources

"Our system of imposing the death penalty is inherently flawed.

Nor does he want to dwell on Uefa's system of imposing only low fines on offending nations, in Bulgaria's case £34,000.

The Farc say that this was a system of imposing taxes in areas where they "governed" and provided services such as water, schools and hospitals where none existed.

In Japan the yō system of imposing compulsory labour on the farmers was incorporated in the tax system in the 7th century.

Florida's death penalty has been in flux for much of this year, ever since the Supreme Court struck down its system of imposing death sentences in January.

The Supreme Court found Florida's unique system of imposing a death sentence unconstitutional on Tuesday, saying it gives power to judges that is rightfully reserved for juries.

They remain intensely reluctant to bow to a system of imposed quotas.

And yet as the blood flows, the political system seems incapable of imposing even the simplest limits on, say, semi-automatic "assault" rifles or full-bore background checks.

Portugal has not legalised drugs but it has a system of not imposing criminal penalties on drug users who enter into special programmes designed to end their habits.

In the case of organized human aggregates, it is indeed the collective need of security, of acting sine cura as regards the dangers and risks of uncontrolled violence, that expresses the fundamental condition from which the essence itself of politics comes down, namely the application of a system of government capable of imposing rules erga omnes and possible sanctions for those who break them.

Bishop Voderholzer said he would personally meet any of the victims who wanted to speak to him and accused two unnamed former school leaders of imposing a "system of terror".