Sentence examples for planning to impose from inspiring English sources
Britain is planning to impose a so-called "Son of FATCA" on its dependencies.
The Republicans depicted Boutros-Ghali as a sinister, power-hungry figure planning to impose world government.
The administration is planning to impose additional economic penalties as well.
It also reported that she was planning to impose greater cost controls on HS2 and could curtail HS3.
New York City's Comptroller, Alan Hevesi, leads the group of local financial officers who are now planning to impose sanctions.
Rice mixed tough-minded rhetoric with assurances that the Bush administration was not planning to impose democracy.
It plans to impose more price rises.
It plans to impose limits on new cars' fuel consumption.
So each team planned to impose its style on the other.
Palestinian bankers said banks in Gaza feared that Hamas planned to impose taxes on them.
Other American officials stressed, however, that the State Department plans to impose rigorous training standards.
