Sentence examples for imposed this on from inspiring English sources

"The United States imposed this on us," a Canadian official said.

The stipulation that clues submitted should make some sense in both misprinted and original forms clearly posed an additional challenge (which some failed to meet) but having imposed this on myself - for what I saw as aesthetically pleasing reasons - I thought it only right to expect the same of you.

"Well, it must be the nanny state that has imposed this on me".

We weren't going to impose this on them; it had to be "one for all and all for one".

"We're not imposing this on people," Mehlman said.

"England is a different country than we are, and they're imposing this on us".

"The European Union is imposing this on U.S. carriers without our agreement," Wendell Albright, director of the Office of Aviation Negotiations at the State Department, said in an interview on Wednesday.

But imposing this on cross-border air routes, on which other carriers compete, would have obvious consequences for its popularity among international travellers.

But, he said, "the criticisms that the federal government may be overreaching here in imposing this on states is a legitimate question".

Paul Parker, recording clerk for Quakers in Britain, said: "For Quakers, this is an issue of religious freedom and we don't seek to impose this on others".

"I would not like anyone to walk out of the room thinking that we are going to impose this on all of infectious disease research," she said.