Sentence examples for that should impose from inspiring English sources

The perfectionist, as we have seen, denies there is anything in the nature of morality itself that should impose principled limits on the law's pursuit of moral goals: such limits are thought rather to get in via the back door, through reflection on the nature of coercion.

In particular, evolutionary theories of aging predict tradeoffs in resource investment toward somatic maintenance vs. reproductive output that should impose strong natural selection on genetic components that influence this balance.

"There is a real danger, I think, that many of them will come, which is why what I am suggesting is that we should impose the same restrictions that almost every other member state of the EU has".

At the first status conference on 30 August 2001, the Trial Chamber noted that Milošević was entitled to represent himself and rejected the Prosecution's suggestion that it should impose defence counsel upon him.

The new guidelines suggest that judges should impose fines in relation to the size of the convicted organisation.

Austria keenly backs the EU's demands that Hungary should impose visas on its visitors from Romania as a sign of its determination to police what will eventually be the EU's south-eastern border.

And it is part of the point of the highest-level-pressure approach that it should impose ever more pressure as time goes by, leading to a sense of breakthrough at the end.

"I wish, and I think most editors would agree, that we should impose a moratorium on blurb-hunting," Eric Simonoff, a literary agent at Janklow & Nesbit Associates, said in an e-mail message.

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Nor has anyone suggested that it should impose such controls.

"I don't think that politicians should impose their priorities on the scientific community," he added.