Sentence examples for imposing part from inspiring English sources
I suppose the first line is bound to be the most imposing part of any written project.
The Kuala Lumpur City Centre Park is a short walk away, and beyond that are the Petronas Twin Towers, an imposing part of the skyline.
He may not have counted as one of the wonders of the world, but he was surely an imposing part of its landscape".
Therefore, if this is true, then it implies that if the whole of LICs' current shortfalls is demanded from HICs, there will be disproportionate burden sharing between LICs and HICs because LICs are imposing part of their obligation onto HICs.
To put it differently, when LICs allocate less than what might turn out to be their optimal obligation and then claim the entire deficit from HICs they (LICs) end up unfairly imposing part of their justified burden to citizens of both HICs and other LMICs.
On Oct. 12, the stagehands voted unanimously to give union officials authority to call a strike; four days later, the league announced it was imposing parts of its final offer on the stagehands, and the scene was set.
The European authorities took advantage of the crisis and post-crisis years to impose parts of this agenda on the weaker eurozone economies: Spain, Italy, Portugal, Ireland and most brutally of all, Greece.
He is an imposing figure, part Samurai warrior, part Aladdin's genie, but with a huge, heavily wired-up accordion strapped to his chest.
Paca's house, an imposing five-part brick mansion of 1765 he probably designed himself, is well worth visiting.
This exhibition examines that connection with more than three decades of paintings bolstered by substantial arrays of woodblock prints and paintings on paper and an imposing three-part folding screen that contrasts large intaglio prints and lavishly patinaed bronze panels.
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