Moreover, despite the pain they impose, economic sanctions historically have a poor record of prompting countries to change fundamental policy.

Kegl's policy was to document and study rather than to impose or change the language or its community.

Super Impose

On him I shall impose a fearful doom .

Option 9 Impose a levy on importers exporters.

The Office shall impose a fine against a person who

Houthis impose Internet censorship

In doing so, they intend to impose a nuclear apartheid.

Politicians are loath to impose such a tax, fearing a political backlash.

As a result, Greece would be forced to impose capital controls.

As a result, most advanced societies impose direct controls on gun ownership.

In a medical emergency, it can impose life threatening delays in care.

What is the matter with you ? What sort of a judgement you impose !

What is the matter with you ? What sort of a judgement you impose !

What is the matter with you ? What sort of a judgement you impose !

What is the matter with you ? What sort of a judgement you impose !

That would impose tough fiscal discipline, indeed.

Bolivia s Morales also has managed to impose a similar Assembly, though with uncertain results, and Correa is wielding the threat of constitutional change against the traditional parties, the native oligarchies, and the empire the common enemies of all three presidents.

Second, such a scheme would impose large costs on only a few companies in a few countries.

But there is a simple answer renegotiate if that is impossible, impose a windfall profit tax.

Inadequate growth and higher inflation impose a particularly severe burden on Egypt s most vulnerable.

A dictator must attract or induce henchmen to impose his coercive techniques on others.

There should be no attempt to impose a particular form or format of code

IHL is relatively weak to impose criminal sanctions.

Begin to impose strong sanctions against cartel conduct.

The court may also impose a fine to the extent of assets as a supplementary punishment ( 268).

Henry Kissinger recently proposed waiting for so called moderate Arab countries to impose a solution.

Similarly, healthy and sustainable globalization should not impose a straitjacket of common rules on everyone.

Predictably, some accuse Google of seeking to impose its own values on a foreign culture.

The competent supervisory authority has also the power to impose a fine on anyone who

(a) Not to impose it for crimes committed by persons below 18 years of age

They remain the only countries that impose a price for carbon upon a significant part of their economies.

The court may issue a protective injunction against a person who engages in stalking, or impose further restrictions.

When we try to impose democracy, we tarnish it.

Is he thinking of a change in the Court's composition, a change in its procedures, or a change in its jurisdiction?

The Committee held that a state cannot impose arbitrary conditions for the restitution of confiscated property.

And, if forced to impose regime change as the ultimate solution to the dilemma, the report assumes that this would require military occupation, which would entail a commitment of resources and personnel greater than what the US invested in the Iraq and Afghanistan wars combined.

A radical minority is using violence to impose a simplified and ideological version on a mainstream with more diverse views.

( 176) In addition, the court may impose a fine to the extent of assets as a supplementary punishment ( 176).

The effect was to impose further hardship on the Palestinians.

Common law does not impose any form requirement on signatures.

But one can impose dress codes for certain jobs, without banning a type of clothing for everyone.

It was urgent that the United Nations invoke Chapter VII of the Charter and impose a solution.

Some systems impose special duties on a procuring entity with respect to the monitoring of ERA systems.

(a) Deciding to impose concrete and targeted sanctions against the offending parties named in the monitoring lists