Sentence examples for and imposing the from inspiring English sources

And imposing the sobriety or asceticism of old age on younger generations has significant costs.

Thick-boned and imposing, the old priest abided in a stained cassock.

I'm beefing up police representation in cartoons and imposing the strictest gun-control laws in the cartoon industry.

His claimed focus was fighting corruption, acting tough, and imposing the rule of law through no-nonsense author-itarianism.

Instead, he has decided to anger them even more, by ending the discussion and imposing the new weekend hours on them.

The bed frames are high and imposing; the lamps are reproductions from eras before electricity; the wooden furniture is distressed and baronial.

Smith declined, entered the conviction and imposed the $60 fine.

American steelmakers asked the United States government to intervene and impose the duties.

After additional design requirements were considered and imposed, the useful solution region is established.

As the judge made her remarks and imposed the maximum sentences, the mother and son sat silently.

Earlier this month a local court upheld the charges and imposed the mandatory death penalty the law requires.