Sentence examples for toward imposing from inspiring English sources

Germany has moved furthest toward imposing fees on computer equipment.

B.D.S. campaigns will grow, and more countries will move toward imposing sanctions to change Israeli behavior.

Last week, the Bush administration took the first steps toward imposing broad restrictions on imported steel.

"E.P.A. should not rush at this time toward imposing more regulatory burdens on struggling areas," the lawmakers wrote.

This practice results in juries that are heavily skewed toward imposing the death penalty and also weighted toward convicting defendants.

IRAN 25. (C) Senator Kerry observed that the international community is moving toward imposing additional economic sanctions on Iran.

Similar to mCherry/GlyR α3K185L-expressing α3K185L-expressingglycineuronsremained significantly decreased (77.6±10.8 MΩ, n=9, Figure 5a), and Vrev and EGABA also shifted toward imposed holding potential of −50 mV when KCC2wt was co-expressed (−53.4±1.4 mV and −53.7±2.5 mV, respectively, n=8, Figures 5b and c; calculated driving forces for GABAAR responses, Figure 5e).

"The architecture is similar," she said, gesturing toward the imposing stone cathedral across the street.

Locally, residents have adopted a take-it-or-leave-it attitude toward the imposing property.

Meadows and woods flank the road, which climbs and winds toward the imposing gates of Kykuit (a Dutch word for "lookout," it is pronounced KIGH-cut).

"This is a 1942 Dodge command car," he said, squinting toward an imposing vehicle with an American flag propped near its windshield.