Sentence examples for imposing over from inspiring English sources

"With each passing day, it becomes more apparent that Governor McGreevey is hell-bent on imposing over $800 million in new taxes on the people of New Jersey," Mr. Bennett said at his party's news conference, while Republican members of the budget committee stood grim-faced around the microphone.

"It's not very imposing over loudspeakers," she said.

The imposing (over 6 feet tall) engineer of the 1988 joint venture between Thai securities firm Thanakom with then independent U.K. finance house Jardine Fleming looms large in the regional financial community and beyond.

The New York Times observed, "When there are many more applicants than jobs, employers tend to impose over-exacting criteria...[and] offer tightfisted pay packages".

"Imposing over-zealous regulations could disrupt productive partnerships to the detriment of science and the public," the letter warns.

Direct rule was gradually imposed over the region.

Last year, the state imposed over $5 billion in spending cuts.

Indeed, in 2017, federal and state agencies imposed over $2.5 billion in penalties for sanctions/AML violations.

To improve model interpretability and generalization, sparsity is imposed over these hidden relations.

This will bring to a total of £1.25m the penalties imposed over the past four months.

It added the "reason of state" had been "brutally imposed over the rule of law".