Sentence examples for he imposed that from inspiring English sources

"Nureyev had an idea about excellence and he imposed that idea.

In return for a hefty donation, he imposed that policy on a Brooklyn Academy of Music booking of the Kirov Opera in 1995, with mixed results.

"His father had a difficult time being a father, and he vowed he would never impose that kind of difficulty and challenge on a child".

But nowhere has he struggled to impose that ethos more than on the trail.

Last week, Mr. Obama said he would not impose that condition or any other on a fiscal commission.

America, he said, cannot impose that vision on other countries, but it can provide financial aid and support for the countries that accept it.

Robert Shrum's idea of self-criticism is not to question the wisdom of his advice, but rather to regret that he didn't impose that advice more forcefully.

Mr Major, who preaches the equal opportunities for which his own life is a conspicuous advertisement, has far to go if ever he is to impose that vision on a deeply conservative country.

Omar accepted international food and medical aid and allowed United Nations humanitarian-relief operations, but he imposed strictures that limited their effectiveness.

In the summer of 2015, shortly after three friends and I had played Ferry Point, I asked Trump why he had imposed that ban.

I can't impose that," she said.