Sentence examples for imposing for the from inspiring English sources

Serena and Venus Williams dealt with similar pseudo challenges back when they were perceived to be too physically imposing for the women's tennis tour.

The new bill would help generics by imposing, for the first time, user fees on manufacturers of generic drugs to help pay for faster review of their products by the Food and Drug Administration.

The experimental procedure is easily practicable and imposing for the students.

Casting Director Amy Britt needed someone physically imposing for the part, with the 6 feet Hertzberg fitting the bill.

Tuition at City University was imposed for the first time.

The bill imposes, for the first time, a limit on the number of charters in New York City.

(4) The following particular duties are imposed for the purpose of upholding that independence.

Finally, crucially, the sanctions imposed for the crimes of Saddam Hussein must be lifted.

Strict curfews and bans on protests were imposed for the duration of the WTO meetings.

In 1977, the Supreme Court ruled that the death penalty may not be imposed for the rape of an adult woman.

The £250,000 fine levied against Three last year was the biggest imposed for the way a company dealt with unsatisfied customers.