Sentence examples for time imposes from inspiring English sources

Gov. George E. Pataki today signed into law a bill that for the first time imposes harsher sentences on criminals in New York who single out their victims on the basis of sexual orientation, race, religion or age.

Transport is a major industry that is vital for economic development but at the same time imposes serious burdens on the environment.

The district must staff half of all open positions with laid-off teachers, a change that for the first time imposes hiring limits on principals.

"He had a hard time imposing himself as poet".

They signify the idea of travel and, at the same time, impose limitations on it.

In agreeing to the payout, the government did, for the first time, impose a greater evidentiary burden.

Twenty-three stands andozensns of local governments at one time imposed various forms of sanctions against South Africa.

The mob still prevails in the south, where would-be leaders of the rebels are having an even tougher time imposing authority.

But lacking a party of his own, he has often had a difficult time imposing his authority on his squabbling lieutenants.

"The Government can't have it both ways, praising the sterling work of members in the agency but at the same time imposing further damaging cuts".

No player of our time imposed his will and style more firmly on the game and in our minds than Mariano, or more quietly.