The phrase "agreements that impose" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing contracts or arrangements that place certain obligations or restrictions on the parties involved.
Example: "The agreements that impose strict penalties for non-compliance are crucial for maintaining order in the organization."
Alternatives: "contracts that enforce" or "arrangements that require".
Most countries have long had laws or industry agreements that imposed copyright fees on audio and videocassette recorders, as well as blank tapes and disks.
The UN has a fish-stocks agreement that imposes stricter demands than regional fishery bodies.
The immediate challenge is to obtain an agreement that imposes some limits on Iran's more disturbing proliferation activities.
He and other officials have complained in particular that Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia and Slovenia are not covered by the Conventional Forces in Europe Treaty, a cold-war-era agreement that imposed limits on tanks, aircraft and other military equipment.
The Kyoto protocol is an international agreement that imposes limits on the greenhouse gas emissions from some signatory countries that was negotiated in the Japanese city of Kyoto in 1997.
Speaking for myself, let me make one thing clear: I'm not aware of, nor subject to, any agreement that imposes any limitations of any kind on the reporting that I am doing on these documents.
A city agreement that imposes the ban is designed to be enforced at the location indefinitely, regardless of what future business opens in the historic establishment.
And beyond Iran, assuming that other Middle East nations proceed with their plans to build nuclear reactors, a regional safety agreement that imposes tough, sophisticated standards is essential.
Encouraging many of these countries to make their agricultural economies dependent on the EU is an attempt to bind these countries to an agreement that imposes on them an agricultural model based on monoculture for export, resulting in obvious and serious economic, social and environmental problems for both the people of many African countries and for the people of the EU Member States.
A more ambitious agreement would be a bilateral accord that imposes binding and enforceable requirements on China to dramatically increase its intellectual property rights enforcement, prohibit forced technology transfer, adopt meaningful disciplines on state-owned enterprises and open vast portions of the Chinese economy to market competition, including from U.S. firms.
