Sentence examples for impose some kind of from inspiring English sources
The J.L.C. found that the vast majority of states impose some kind of fines on juveniles.
Isis wants to impose some kind of Islamic emirate across both countries.
Their desire to impose some kind of authority on their part of the region is one of the few things stopping its reversion to anarchy.
Like all scientific models that seek to impose some kind of mathematical order on the emotional world, polling is inherently flawed.
By Eric Markowitz December 24, 2016 New research has found that the vast majority of states impose some kind of fines on juvenile offenders.
The genuinely imaginative attempts to impose some kind of shape on the dramatic structure seem to come from desperation more than artistic necessity.
One positive impact could result from imposing some kind of conditionality on the distribution of aid.
So far, all of the National's artistic directors have imposed some kind of signature on the place.
A tally by the World Bank found that 17 of the countries have imposed some kind of protectionist policy — from tariffs to tax rebates to export subsidies — since then.
If the studios and networks actually decided that this was a priority, and imposed some kind of consequences, change would happen".
Imposing some kind of time constraint -- for example, not allowing a public company to hire the same auditor for more than two consecutive years -- would address the problem.
