Sentence examples for imposed i from inspiring English sources

If the contract is imposed I will leave medicine.

"The whole world is against them but when there were sanctions imposed I had to help them," he said.

"Family courts hear intimate personal details and even with anonymity imposed I think the particulars of cases would be identifiable certainly within their communities," she said.

"On Tuesday, after the capital controls were imposed, I was coming home from a long day and people were laughing and smiling with each other.

By coming forward when I did and waiving my right to appeal any sanctions that were going to be imposed, I knew I was making the correct decision and taking the first step in the right direction.

On the other hand, we should not pretend that there is a taking whenever any restriction is imposed: I may not drive my car at 100 m.p.h.

It's meant to sufficiently imposing, I suppose, to stop you consigning it to a dusty drawer.

In spite of this I see that depending on which version the government unilaterally impose I will lose between £300 and £400 per month with the new contracts.

Since I shall not be a candidate, and am therefore now free from the constraints that elections inevitably impose, I shall be able to focus on driving far-reaching, fundamental reforms that transcend our previous efforts.

A different rationale has been suggested for imposing I specifically in the case of voting.

Although I didn't know what sentence my judge would impose, I knew that I wanted to serve the sentence with my dignity intact.