Sentence examples for imposes this from inspiring English sources

"And the legacy of this is that he now imposes this upon himself".

The British government imposes this increase despite a consultation exercise in which all but five of 147 responses opposed it.

Generally, it is not the tour operator but the accommodations supplier (hotel, cruise ship) that imposes this cost; the tour operator merely passes it on.

If the government imposes this increase in pension contribution, I'll have to pay £60 a month more, and work six extra years.

"The nation's reform will come about only through the faith of Islam and a leadership that imposes this faith and God's will .Liberal reformists have not despaired yet.

Designers are there to make women more beautiful, to give them their freedom, not to collaborate with this dictatorship which imposes this abominable thing by which we hide women and make them live a hidden life.

It was just announced that we are imposing this tax.

She imposed this position with no mandate and no consultation.

"They are imposing this Shangri-La fantasy myth on Tibetans.

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

Mr. Bush should be held accountable for imposing this format.