Sentence examples for impose with from inspiring English sources

Mr Gove has now announced a review of the financial sanctions and penalties courts can impose, with a view to bringing greater simplicity and clarity.

Harrison had told a conference – in 2008 – that most sentences judges were bound to impose, with rare exceptions, were too long.

And almost every day, it seems, the state-run news media, with the top leadership's tacit support, report on hapless citizens ensnared by the arbitrary justice that the local police impose with the wave of a hand.

If Moscow does not urge the Arabs to make the best deal they can there will be no settlement except theone Israel is now in a position to impose with its own occupation forces.

The decision could prove highly unpopular on the left because sales taxes are among the most regressive levies a state can impose, with the burden falling disproportionately on the poor, who spend a higher portion of their income than the rich do.

Pyne announced on Tuesday that he would keep Labor's Gonski-based school funding model for only the first year of implementation, 2014, and then impose with a yet-to-be devised system based on what the federal government argues is fair to all states.

Leininger is forty, tall and imposing, with a forceful voice.

Those that were built were usually less imposing, with lower atria, but with more elaborate decoration.

Jones, who is forty, is tall and imposing, with a shaved head and a patchy goatee.

He certainly looks physically imposing, with his cathedral-sized wingspan and manhole-cover scales.

In the painting, Dean appears virile and imposing, with heavy eyebrows and a jutting jaw.