Sentence examples for if he imposed from inspiring English sources

One congressman from Texas said he would start impeachment proceedings against the president if he imposed restrictions.

He points to the support for fast-track from a majority of Democratic mayors, governors and senators; he praises Newt Gingrich, Republican speaker of the House, for his co-operation; he singles out for blame the 25 or so conservative Republicans who said they would give him their vote only if he imposed anti-abortion restrictions on America's foreign aid (which the president refused on "principle").

Who knows how bad things will get if he imposes tariffs against World Trade Organisation rules".

More than 150 council leaders – including 36 Conservatives – have warned George Osborne that vital services such as libraries, children's centres and sports clubs will have to close if he imposes further cuts on local government in next week's spending review.

"Even if he imposes tax cuts and incentivizes these companies to operate inside the United States, even if you subsidize them, it is still much cheaper to produce in Mexico," Cervantes said.

Edward Clodd wrote that Home chose his séance sitters and "if test experiments were suggested, he imposed the conditions".

The judge said that if he had imposed fixed term sentences on the pair, rather than indeterminate sentences for public protection, Saddique would have been jailed for 22 years and Liaqat for 16 years.

Asked if he had imposed any preconditions on his support for Labour, Murdoch said: "No, the only conversations I had with them, with Mr Blair, that I can remember was arguing about joining the euro".

Obama will face criticism if doesn't impose a travel ban and there are new Ebola cases here and if he does impose a travel ban and it exacerbates the crisis in West Africa he will face separate criticism.

One potential juror, Erik Becker, director of an environmental center in Ivoryton, sighed deeply when a prosecutor asked if him if he could impose the death penalty.

Nevertheless, Osborne has insisted that it will only receive future funding if he can impose rule by a single directly elected mayor.