Sentence examples for which should be imposed from inspiring English sources

Clear thinking people, therefore, are also required for traffic control and this is best achieved by martial law, which should be imposed immediately by an armed, authoritarian, highly mobile and authoritative faction; presumably the military.

Finally, in the eyes of the establishment, the only legitimate role for the "loyal opposition" is to debate the manner and speed with which liberal values should be imposed.

See articleDebate intensified outside Libya over whether a no-fly zone should be imposed, which the rebels are calling for with growing desperation.

The advantage of the Chinese way lies in the fact that one can figure out on which portion of the boundary should be imposed the boundary value, whereas the rest of the boundary is free from any limitation.

From then on, I had spent much time to consider the problem, and found that it is difficult to determine which part of the boundary should be imposed the boundary value.

The courts have rejected the so-called "Geithner defense" (based on statements made by Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner during his confirmation hearing), which says that no accuracy-related penalties should be imposed if a taxpayer uses tax preparation software.

The United States, which has warships deployed in the Persian Gulf, has said new sanctions should be imposed on Iran for failing to respond to the deadline.

Barclays response noted that the complaint seeks "injunctive relief" – which we think signals that the NY AG and Barclays are already debating whether injunctions on dark pool trading should be imposed.

Stringent penalties should be imposed by the UN on anyone involved in such abuses, as these actions violate the foundations upon which the organisation was built.

More punitive sanctions should be imposed.

The ban should be imposed now.