Sentence examples for is expected to impose from inspiring English sources

It is expected to impose a whopping fine of at least €1 billion ($1.3 billion).

The government is expected to impose conditions to protect against anti-competitive behavior by the combined entity.

Nice is finally due to reveal its findings tomorrow, although it is expected to impose age conditions on treatment.

The European Union is expected to impose its own sanctions on Iran's oil exports next week, making it easier for the United States to carry out its measures.

Mariano Rajoy, the party's leader, seems set for a landslide victory and is expected to impose a heavy dose of economic liberalism and austerity on the country.

Soon it is expected to impose a state of emergency, which could include curfews, more checkpoints and limits on public demonstrations.

The regulators are expected to impose more stringent requirements on the loans.

The N.B.A.'s collective bargaining agreement expires at midnight Thursday, after which league officials are expected to impose a lockout.

A further difficulty lay in the kind of regime Sparta itself could be expected to impose if successful.

The United States and the European Union are expected to impose their own sanctions, she said, and other countries could team up against Iran.

As far as Mr. Georges was concerned, however, Chase, as the acquiring bank, can be expected to impose most of the cuts on J. P. Morgan employees.