Sentence examples for I'd imposed from inspiring English sources

With #Trans IsBeautiful Laverne made me consider the damage I'd imposed on myself, which led me to realize that authenticity means more than just being yourself; it means loving yourself.

In their place, I'd impose a progressive personal consumption tax.

"I don't have preconditions that I would impose.

I would impose restrictions on those suspected of being involved in organised crime.

If I could I would impose a £25-£30 £25-£30Premier League ticapt prices fon away fans.

Irate parents are calling me night and day questioning why I would impose such torture on innocent young minds.

At the same time, to win back the million jobs now lost because China's currency manipulation artificially raises the price of our exports to that country, I would impose a proportionate tax on imports from China.

Rather than abolishing these tax benefits outright, I would impose reasonable restrictions, like limiting mortgage exemptions to a single home of moderate size, tightening the definition of charitable organizations, and providing some tax relief for interest and dividends only when accrued in retirement savings accounts of reasonable size.

The coalition declared that it would impose strict Islamic law.

The court rejected the exemption, noting the harm it would impose on others.

"I'd already imposed on all my other readers".