Sentence examples for imposes he from inspiring English sources

"There's a trade-off of progressivity and the cost the tax system imposes," he said.

"I do have a very patient girlfriend who understands the demands of this job and what it imposes," he said.

He doesn't impose, he discovers".

Expiration dates are voluntarily imposed, he said.

Before sanctions were imposed, he spent huge sums on developing weapons of mass destruction.

"This is one of the easiest sentences I have had to impose," he said.

"We are opposed to a coalition government, negotiated or imposed," he said.

By agreeing today to this order being imposed, he has admitted that he has been involved in serious criminality.

Whatever trade barriers Antigua imposed, he said, "would feel like a pin prick".

"We are here to help and support, not to lecture and impose," he said.

"I don't know why you have to collect a tax that we don't intend to impose," he added.