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With most of the major car rental companies now imposing similar terms, where would those business travelers go?

Under labor law, an employer can impose only terms he has included in a proposal.

"Break dancing" is regarded as a commercial term imposed by the media.

They are making bigger loans and imposing less stringent terms.

Victory over the invaders, and the terms imposed upon them, had made him proud.

Investments fell as the new government imposed tougher fiscal terms on foreign companies.

Instead, this year it imposed far harsher terms and refused to talk about them.

Considering that many other car rental companies already impose similar terms on their drivers, it may be.

This is among the longest minimum terms ever imposed upon a single murderer.

He imposed tough terms of trade such as requiring foreign traders to live in restricted areas.

The United States does not dictate political conditions to China.

It does not dictate political conditions to Vietnam.

Why does it have to dictate political conditions to us?

"The Shipping Federation proved utterly incapable of helping its clients, and having dictated conditions for over twenty years, in a single day lost all its power".

Once again he is trying to dictate conditions to United Nations weapons inspectors.

Hojatolislam Khamenei said Iraq hesitated to accept the cease-fire because it wanted to dictate conditions for peace.

"Westminster is trying to dictate conditions so that they can decide the timing, the wording," she added.

I will not detain you any longer now, commander; excuse a simple citizen for dictating conditions to a noble such as you.

The attempt to make assertions and dictate prior conditions that undermine the security of Israel is not compatible with a real peace process.

But King said he would not sign an agreement written by Lewis's lawyers because he made the original offer and wanted to dictate conditions.