Sentence examples for to keep imposing from inspiring English sources

He also repeated his determination to keep imposing sanctions on the North until it abandons nuclear weapons.

He claimed it was a vindication of his aggressive use of tariffs and vowed to keep imposing them to extract deals from other trading partners, like the European Union and Japan.

Legislators often rely on her conditional and line-item veto powers by pursuing a project "because it responds to the needs of their supporters or constituents back home," she said, while "it's the governor's responsibility to keep imposing the broad picture on them".

The pro-regulatory crowd – such as the authors and supporters of Dodd-Frank – refuses to acknowledge that all the rules they keep imposing on the financial industry further concentrates wealth and harms the very people they claim to want to protect.

Of course, I have favourite grids, as well as a couple that I don't particularly like but which keep imposing themselves on me because they happen to contain useful combinations of word lengths... but that's another story.

Yet we keep imposing them.

They'll suck us dry and keep imposing measures and cuts, until we're a third world county.

"They [U.S. officials] will keep imposing the sanctions that are already destroying the country," said Mark Weisbrot, co-director of the Center for Economic and Policy Research, a left-leaning Washington think tank.

"Growing up, getting myself through school, and I would not have had a chance at half those jobs if the federal government had kept imposing higher minimum wage".

There is no peace to keep, and imposing one would be well nigh impossible for outsiders in a country of numberless ethnic groups and almost no infrastructure.

Mr. Friedman may have felt constrained by the show's aspirations to objectivity, and as a result tried to keep from imposing his own personality on the songs; the result is a score without much character.