Sentence examples for Will be imposing from inspiring English sources

Bart disrupts one of Lisa's addresses to the nation to promote his music career, which leads Lisa to be branded unpopular when Bart sings to the public on live television that Lisa will be imposing a tax to get the country out of debt.

Labour's Kevin Brennan asks if the US will be imposing sanctions on British companies trading with Iran.

Jeremy Hunt has announced that he will be imposing a new contract on junior doctors after negotiations with the British Medical Association union (BMA) aimed at reaching an agreement failed.

"From our end, we will be imposing the business structure," said Jim VandeHei, Politico's executive editor, who is responsible for bringing Capital into the fold.

Close-up, the one certainty is that it will be imposing.

Theo Walcott may well find himself leading the attack in Rooney's place and, if so, the Arsenal man said yesterday that he will be imposing his new-found streak of aggression at Wembley.

As expected, Judge Denise Cote is imposing various rules on the company that will curtail its power to influence pricing with publishers, by imposing restrictions on how it can negotiate with publishers.

Bishop Johnson is imposing, even without a big hat.

Veronica Villarroel is the wife; Haijng Fu is imposing in her father's big soliloquy on family honor.

A figment of our collective imagination — Obama is imposing a tax!

Maria Kowroski was imposing but not lethal as the Siren who helps to destroy the Prodigal.