Sentence examples for that imposes ambitious from inspiring English sources

This progress, and that announcement, can be traced directly to the Magnuson-Stevens Act, a 35-year-old law that imposes ambitious timetables for rebuilding depleted fish stocks and gives scientists a major say in setting limits.

Both would achieve these ambitious cuts by the same method: a cap-and-trade system that imposes limits on industry emissions and forces businesses to buy rights to any additional emissions.

The result was a plan, completed in June, that imposes new regulations on for-profit schools to ensure they adequately train their students for work, but does so on a much less ambitious scale than the administration first intended, relaxing the initial standards for determining which schools would be stripped of federal financing.

That imposes ever greater costs on businesses.

That imposes its own urgency.

But that imposed tremendous strains.

In the House, Representatives Henry Waxman of California and Edward Markey of Massachusetts have crafted an ambitious, many-layered bill that would impose a price on older, dirtier fossil fuels while encouraging newer, cleaner fuels.

That opportunity imposes enormous responsibility.

"It's not something that's imposed".

Not as daunting or ambitious as his Stalingrad epic "Life and Fate," which has earned him many comparisons to Tolstoy, "Everything Flows" nevertheless explores the Gulag, the famine in Ukraine, and the morality of individuals and of a state that could impose these and other atrocities on its own citizens, all in less than three hundred pages.

It's a scene that attracts ambitious restaurants, too.