Sentence examples for imposed about from inspiring English sources

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

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

After the charge was imposed, about 55percentt of the listings remained.

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

After the French-supremacy language laws were imposed, about 40percentt of Montreal's English-speaking population decamped for Ontario and points west.

Craig Butler, the Ohio EPA director, said that his agency has imposed about $400,000 in fines on Energy Transfer Partners, the same company that was recently embroiled in controversy over its Dakota Access crude oil pipeline.

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.

At the same time, there is something forbidding and imposing about her.

The drawing – we see upper torso and head – is surprisingly large and imposing: about two-thirds life size.

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