Sentence examples for has imposing from inspiring English sources

His consolidation of power since 2000 -- with a compliant Parliament, media and a neutered opposition -- hasn't worked, nor has imposing governors in regions like Ingushetia.

Pepperberg, who is fifty-nine years old, has imposing cheekbones and an abundance of long, dark hair; she wears smoky eye makeup, short skirts, and an armful of silver bangles.

The old city gate, the Porte des Allemands (Gate of the Germans), built in the 13th and 15th centuries, which was partly destroyed during World War II, has imposing crenellated towers.

Though he has imposing size and helped the Galaxy to last season's M.L.S. title, many see Gonzalez as a promising, but rather raw talent in need of seasoning — especially in his positioning and ability to launch counterattacks from the back line.

Thus Montenegro has imposed sanctions on Russia.

It has imposed such rules previously.

He has imposed a sort of democracy.

The fund has imposed two difficult conditions.

But no country has imposed trade sanctions.

Mr. Zedillo has imposed some limits.

Britain has imposed economic sanctions on Tunisia.