Sentence examples for impose in from inspiring English sources

But new taxes are bureaucratically complex to impose in China.

The number and variety of restrictions Congress can impose in spending bills is almost unlimited.

"But sharia law is, and that's what fundamentalists want to impose in France".

In reality, this gospel has proved impossible to impose in any democracy.

"You impose — in your own words — crippling sanctions to paralyze the nation," he said.

It was the kind of masterclass City tend to impose in these parts.

The Latin rite was imposed in churches.

Similar curbs are being imposed in Tehran.

Esposito is big, imposing, in his sixties.

The girls are not imposing in stature.

It is imposed in racially discriminatory ways.