Sentence examples for I've imposed from inspiring English sources

So I've imposed my own curfew, and try to be in bed by 11pm.

Sometimes when I've imposed this rule, the winning team continues to encourage their girls to score.

For me, books are an extension of my psyche, reflecting both the different stories I've been told and the narratives I've imposed on myself, and seeing them on display on my shelves is a source of pleasure and comfort.

Right?: That's why I've imposed prudent limits on the use of drones – for we will not be safer if people abroad believe we strike within their countries without regard for the consequence.

Already I've imposed a narrative pattern on a show that defies storytelling convention: the fact is that, for much of the first half, we don't understand what is going on.

What I'm saying is that I can learn from you here, too, or at least from the baby guidelines I've imposed.

Conclusively, if all the stations at the i th location R i have imposed load on the link excessively more than given per-location portion of wireless link capacity in the previous monitoring interval, i.e., r i [ k - 1 ] > C i, then TaLE delivers to traffic senders per-location load increased by ω i r [ k ] at the current interval.

"The conditions I have imposed have placed the black soil plains off limits for mining.

I had imposed unspeakable worry on my husband, Paul de Bendern, on more occasions than I could count.

"I have imposed conditions that I am confident will protect those species," Butler said.

She felt I had imposed my will on her, wore her down to get my way.