Sentence examples for imposing for their from inspiring English sources
My parents had recently given me a present of a massive flat-screen TV, which they'd found too imposing for their own sitting room.
He was referring to the outcome this week of an appeal by four of Italy's leading football clubs against penalties imposed for their involvement in match-fixing.
Two of his close aides have received life sentences — the maximum the tribunal can impose — for their role in the Srebrenica massacre.
SOME very poor men, perhaps 18,000 of them, went on strike in Kolkata on January 24th to protest against a ban on their livelihood, ostensibly imposed for their own good.
Because young adults are in the process of developing this ability, what consequences are imposed for their actions and how will determine the efficacy of interventions in the short term and will have a lasting impact on the adults they become.
And a similar penalty could be imposed for their home matches should they be found guilty of the latest charge.
There are two parts to the risk that firms carry: 1) the risk they impose for their own shareholders because of the strategies they use to earn profits; and 2) the risk they create that spills over to the system as a whole if they get into trouble.
He criticised the corrupt behaviour of paramilitary units such as the national defence forces and the newly formed Ba'ath Brigades, whose members stand accused of imposing rules for their own financial gain, or carrying out kidnappings to extort ransom payments.
Cubans' destitution is a direct result of the freedom-strangling policies dictatorially imposed for decades by their self-appointed ruler.
Patients and relatives are vulnerable during a transition, which imposes risks for their safety and quality of life.
BERLIN — The European commissioner for digital technology was expected to begin an in-depth review Monday of the charges that the Continent's largest telecommunications operators impose for leasing access to their national landline networks.
