Sentence examples for impose about from inspiring English sources

Along with the breakup plan, the government wants to impose about a dozen rules intended to moderate Microsoft's conduct.

"We would impose about a 2percentt cushion," Daryl Joseffer, an assistant to the United States solicitor general, said Tuesday.

This year, that mandate, known as the Renewable Fuel Standard, will impose about $10 billion in additional fuel costs on motorists.

General George Marshall projected that invasion would impose about a million American casualties, and we could have de-peopled Japan: no more Japanese.

Since school districts, which impose about 60percentt of property taxes, almost invariably increase spending, tax bills would actually rise even if overall assessed values dropped.

Romney hasn't spelled out how he would reach this target, but simple arithmetic suggests he would need to impose about five hundred billion dollars in annual spending cuts, which is equivalent to more than three per cent of G.D.P. Spending cuts on this scale would be a big shock to an economy that is already sputtering badly.

Judge Sullivan also imposed about $1.75 million in fines and forfeiture.

Regulators have imposed about $2.5 billion in penalties against fund companies.

Mr. Almunia's predecessor, Neelie Kroes, imposed about €1.6 billion in fines on cartels last year.

Some of the other composers I worked with could be very imposing about style.

There is, however, something new and imposing about this India Test side.