Sentence examples for imposed will from inspiring English sources

Therefore benefit sanctions already imposed or to be imposed, will stand".

Any fine imposed will be no more than a transfer of taxpayers' money from one government body to another.

Many people think that the sanctions imposed will not shake the Smith regime, or bring it to heel.

And any new rules that are imposed will certainly be fought in court, said Gabriel Taussig, a city lawyer.

The discipline imposed will probably be based on the penalties in place in baseball when the player's violations occurred.

The maximum level of fines to be imposed will go out to consultation before they are fixed.

"The trouble is that the austerity that Germany wants to impose will push Europe into a deflationary debt spiral".

A tax on imports, which he keeps promising to impose, will not just punish the businesses doing the importing.

It's going to be two teams trying to impose wills on each other.

"When this team gets to play their style, they'll impose their will.

Moreover, she'll impose her will to win at least three more singles championships before her career ends.