Sentence examples for imposed on anyone from inspiring English sources
The contours of a new system cannot be identified overnight or imposed on anyone.
It has to be imposed on anyone convicted in a court to help pay towards the costs of their upkeep.
And please - a fine will be imposed on anyone who mentions Naboo the South London Shaman from The Mighty Boosh.
Last year the United States passed the Magnitsky act, under which visa bans and asset freezes can be imposed on anyone implicated in the lawyer's persecution.
One-year bans will be imposed on anyone who has sold, or given away, a ticket registered in their name, and on anyone found with someone else's ticket.
But some voices inside Iran are worried about the awkward position imposed on anyone who supports Mr. Assad against what seems like an increasingly popular and widespread uprising.
Nora Ephron expresses a surprisingly common delusion among liberals, who have long been blinded by the impossible ideals and expectations they impose on anyone who dares to lead them.
He wrote that it was largely "because of a number of statutory and regulatory collateral consequences she will face as a convicted felon"—restrictions that the federal government, as well as every state government, imposes on anyone convicted of a crime, but especially a felony.
And when you think about it, it's a terrible thing to impose on anyone - gays must avoid any mention of their spouses or significant others, or else they must choose to lie about it, switching pronouns and the like.
