Sentence examples for have not imposed from inspiring English sources

I certainly don't feel "coddled" because these various governments have not imposed a higher income tax.

The Lions have not imposed an official curfew this tour, trusting the players to police themselves.

The Hoovers took the 100-hour pledge, but they have not imposed it on their guests.

In Connecticut, officials have also asked residents to reduce their water consumption voluntarily but have not imposed restrictions.

Mr. Hollande seemed genuinely horrified by this, noting that many French citizens are Muslim and somehow have not imposed Islamic ways on their communities.

For the first time in several years, lines plying the Pacific have not imposed a surcharge on freight rates during the peak shipping season, July to November.

We ask them to fund innovation — -and they have done that task best when they haven't imposed an agenda on those they support.

Otherwise, you might forget -- or even die, which is a particular problem if you haven't imposed any intended restrictions on your heirs.

"They've been very patient and they haven't imposed a deadline on us, but they've been waiting without a manager".

"Judicial politics has gotten so dirty in this state that your opponent in an election simply has to say that you're soft on crime because you haven't imposed the death penalty enough," Mr. Bowen said.

"Because we're so democratic and for all sorts of small liberal reasons, we haven't imposed all-women shortlists, it's always down to the constituency," she said.