Sentence examples for their imposition from inspiring English sources

Many textile groups were lobbying for their imposition even before the quota regime was gone.

Since their imposition 10 years ago it has managed to elect eight.

The commission's proposal would not make the sanctions fully automatic, but it would increase the probability of their imposition by introducing a so-called reverse voting mechanism.

They also defended their imposition of martial law, granting the military the power to detain civilians for trial in military courts.

Until now, Mr. Langdon said, "the government has not aggressively used their imposition of penalties as a way of curtailing abusive transactions".

Castleford believe they have been selected as convenient whipping boys to allow the governing body to bask in the positive publicity that followed their imposition of the fine.

Existing IMF loans to the region, while less draconian in their impositions than in decades past, still focus on conservative monetary policy and holding down interest rates — a philosophy than can lead to cuts in public sector spending.

Meanwhile in Lausanne, differences remained over the time limits on uranium enrichment, the lifting of economic sanctions and their re-imposition if Tehran breaches an agreement, and the shipping of enriched uranium out of Iran.

I (and the vast majority of Muslims) detest ISIS and their vicious and violent imposition of their misunderstanding of Islam on the world.

All able-bodied people on the farm are expected to contribute their labor, an imposition we can view as an informal tax.

Limitations in clothing for obese people imposition their ability to explore identities.