Sentence examples for impose for from inspiring English sources

The council would then discuss what measures to impose for Syria's noncompliance.

What "reasonable" rules would you impose for quartering troops in your home?

A £180 fee is a large one to impose for booking flights online.

In print, his parents agonised over the correct sanctions to impose for his regular transgressions of the family rules.

That means judges departing downward will be constrained by how much of a variance they can impose for the sentence to be considered reasonable by an appellate court.

Two of his close aides have received life sentences — the maximum the tribunal can impose — for their role in the Srebrenica massacre.

Heavy fines were imposed for cheating.

Blanket curfews were imposed for months.

A small fine can be imposed for not voting.

Penalties are imposed for flying outside or below these limits.

The following decade, standards were imposed for refrigerators nationwide.