Sentence examples for will impose conditions from inspiring English sources
According to reports, the FCC and the U.S. Department of Justice will impose conditions in order for the merger to finally move forward.
The Wall Street Journal reported over the weekend that the regulators will impose conditions such that Comcast will not be able to prevent cable company competitors from using NBC Universal programming.
Freedom in itself does not guarantee the common good, because if unequal parties are left to compete freely, the stronger will impose conditions that the weaker will have no choice but to accept.
Indeed, the pact on stability and growth will impose conditions on the future budgetary policies of national governments and give rise to serious problems for some Member States.
Abu Dhabi and any consortium of Arab state investors will be to the emirate what tax-rich governments are to western banks and will no doubt impose conditions that are economically robust but also morally punitive.
For instance, we will need to impose conditions ensuring that the funding of each risky asset is done using the corresponding funding account.
"It is still possible that the regulators will impose some conditions, but we do not expect such conditions, if any, to impact the financial performance or strategy of the company," Henry Blodget, an analyst with Merrill Lynch, wrote in a note to clients.
"If we stop," he said, "Israel will impose new conditions on us, and we reject any kind of dictation from them".
It is widely expected that the commissioners will impose some conditions on all of the deals, as they have for some prior mergers.
But legal experts believe the court will impose tough conditions limiting Berlin's flexibility on future bailouts, which could be seen as a negative by the markets.
Typically, after a company has been charged with fraud, or money laundering, or, possibly, with having been infiltrated by organized crime, the government will impose such conditions as a prerequisite to settling the case.
