The phrase "as for imposing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a topic or discussing a specific aspect related to imposing something, such as rules or regulations.
Example: "As for imposing stricter regulations, we need to consider the potential impact on small businesses."
Alternatives: "regarding the imposition" or "concerning the enforcement".
As for imposing sharia law, it is telling that Yousef Qaradawi, the Al Jazeera channel pundit who is the Brotherhood's preferred religious authority, recently opined that the application of God's law in Egypt needed a five year reprieve.
The effective therapeutic use of Foxp3+ Treg cell populations remains an important goal in the search for new treatments for autoimmune and allergic conditions, as well as for imposing tolerance toward transplanted organs.
Politicians could cite such stories as justification for imposing burdensome regulations.
Less clear is how the government will tighten corporate governance, an issue many regard as crucial for imposing financial discipline on an economy that retains a heavy dose of Soviet-style central planning.
American legislators would find this more palatable; so would developing countries, which fear that internationally binding commitments could be used as justifications for imposing tariffs on them.Opponents of this approach complain that unless the targets are internationally binding, and there is a compliance mechanism to enforce them, any global agreement will be toothless.
Relentlessly repeated footage of Israeli brutality, often juxtaposed with images of "collateral damage" from American bombing in Afghanistan and in Iraq's "no-fly zones", fill the state-controlled airwaves.Meanwhile, 12 years of sanctions have given every household a personal grievance against those seen as responsible for imposing them.
The U.S. and EU often cite violations of the U.N. ban on enrichment and other sensitive nuclear work as justification for imposing additional penalties on Iran.
The human instinct for gambling is being recognized by governments not only as an eternal frailty of mortal man but as a means for imposing taxes which nobody has the courage to grumble about".
The board makes no apologies for imposing standards as high as private venture firms on local start-ups.
His grandfather became a three-term mayor of Buffalo; his father, Frank Sedita II, served as a supreme court judge in Erie County, where he was known as "Maximum Frank" for imposing fines on slumlords in the city.
The jury cited the rape as a reason for imposing death.
