Sentence examples for imposed on his from inspiring English sources

At one stage, he sued his father over the restrictions imposed on his inheritance.

For one doctor, the serious misconduct charge meant that conditions were imposed on his licence for 18 months.

War imposed on his life a changed meaning.

He is sensitive to the costs he has imposed on his own party.

Though he harbored few resentments, Mr. Miller was clear about the limitations imposed on his career.

A Greek government spokesman said yesterday that "barbarous conditions" were being imposed on his country.

Those were the headline-grabbing sanctions that Paolo Di Canio imposed on his first-team squad at Sunderland.

In Varoufakis's leaked negotiating document, he rejects the "unrealistic, self-defeating fiscal targets" imposed on his government by the troika.

The ethics code that Mr. Obama imposed on his transition team takes a hard line against lobbyists.

He believed that a great part of physics simply reflected the interpretation that the scientist imposes on his data.

He takes his cues from the testimony itself, and resists imposing on his presentation any pre-determined assessment of culpability.