Sentence examples for like imposing from inspiring English sources

— radical positions like imposing sequestration, capping the debt ceiling, opposing immigration reform and shutting down the government.

A backlash has ensued, as well, as traditionalists have flirted with timeworn Islamist ideas like imposing interest-free banking and obligatory religious taxes and censoring irreligious discourse.

Lustig and his co-authors suggest that actions like imposing taxes on added sugar or establishing a minimum age for purchase of sodas (they mention 17 in their paper) would reduce consumption.

In addition to reducing their emissions, the United Nations Development Program proposes a number of ways in which developed nations can help developing ones, like imposing an international currency tax to bring electricity to the 1.5 billion people who currently live without it.

"I don't like imposing on Chris and, the way I see it, his job is like any other.

This would be like imposing a tax on American consumers.These arguments help explain why China is dragging its feet.

The movie is soaked in nostalgic ambivalence: the Roman scenes are slab-like, imposing, and over the top; the Parisian scenes are unbearably luxurious and beautiful.

The bout will likely move to the fence, where Khabilov likes impose his wrestling and where Parke prefers to implement his arsenal of Judo throws.

They imposed Islamic law and were well liked for imposing some levels of order after years of anarchy.

His preference was for those from the deep south, since the tall, lanky Dinka, Nuer, and Shilluk were warrior-like and imposing.

He didn't like to impose.