Sentence examples for imposes are from inspiring English sources

All I can say is it better be, because the costs it imposes are real.

The nature of it and the responsibility that it imposes are constantly on his mind.

In his majority opinion, Chief Justice Roberts said the court had serious doubts about the section's constitutionality on two grounds: whether the "current burdens" the pre-clearance requirement imposes are "justified by current needs" and whether the formula that applies the requirement to some states and not others "is sufficiently related to the problem that it targets".

The only requirements that it imposes are (i) that the definiendum contain the defined term; (ii) that the definiendum and the definiens belong to the same logical category; and (iii) the definition satisfies Conservativeness and Eliminability.

Both participants and researchers are aware of an implicit contract in which research participation, and the burdens that it imposes, are exchanged for research test results.

Such a phenomenon is referred to as an "externality," and the costs it imposes are referred to as the external costs.

"The sentences imposed are huge.

The parents, though imposing, are bores.

Deadlines, even self imposed, are important.

Besides, currently, all the constraints imposed are hard constraints.

And modeling and imposing are two very different things.