Sentence examples for imposed you from inspiring English sources

Even for the nonreligious, those rules were once imposed: You need not be elderly to remember when we had no choice but to reduce activity on Sundays; stores and offices — even restaurants — were closed, there were certainly no electronics, and we were largely occupied by ourselves or our families.

For the last 13 years since the blockade was imposed, you must be aware of the amount of harm that it has caused the Iraqi people, particularly the children and the elderly, as a result of the shortage of food and medicine and other aspects of their life.

You want the memories — yours and theirs — to be good ones, so you don't impose, you facilitate.

My faith makes me look at people and not at their look nor what capitalism and the consumer society impose you," he says.

Part of it is the restrictions they impose: you really can't play power chords with them; the sound just turns to mush.

Keep in mind that, depending on the dimension restrictions your forum imposes, you might not have a lot of space.

What have you learned from separation, whether chosen by you or imposed upon you?

They are the kind of conditions you impose if you fear someone is going to flee the country.

If you impose something, you force it on people.

The revolution has been imposed on you people be cause you did not carry out the revolution yourselves.

"What counts in a performance is what you sing when you go on and when you leave, but in between you can impose what you like.