Sentence examples for having imposed from inspiring English sources

They describe the insurgents as having imposed a cruel tyranny in their territory, behaving especially harshly toward women.

In 1295 the Scots, having imposed a baronial council on Balliol, made a treaty with the French.

And Congress, having imposed the price-stability straitjacket, would not be able to complain about unemployment, foreclosures or anything else.

Then, clearly relishing the pivot, he said Mr. Romney was just as bad, having imposed a position on Catholic hospitals that was against their consciences.

Scott denied having imposed any such Orwellian restrictions, but I met several people who told me they'd bumped up against them.

Having imposed a seven-year prison sentence on former prime minister Yuliya Tymoshenko in 2011, Ukrainian authorities tried and convicted former interior minister Yuri Lutsenko.

Structure had imposed order.

Thus Montenegro has imposed sanctions on Russia.

It has imposed such rules previously.

He has imposed a sort of democracy.

They seem to have imposed tough conditions.