Sentence examples for she has imposed from inspiring English sources
She has imposed six-year term limits on them.
She has imposed strict conditions on the man who would deflower her.
She has imposed relentless "message-control", and in one sense it has worked.
It is hardly an exaggeration to say that she has imposed her personality on the entire world.
She has imposed a "ten-day rule" on his tours: if he's gone for more than ten days straight, she gets on a plane with the kids.
Like many bed and breakfasts in the area, she has imposed a minimum seven-day stay, with an overall price of £1,200, or $1,800, for bed, breakfast and a light dinner.
She had imposed order, but after Frank moved away and his father died, the wilderness threatened to reclaim everything.
A judge yesterday rescinded the order of silence she had imposed in the divorce case of Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani -- but not without regret.
On the one hand, Thatcher showed that a forceful woman could reach the top in politics, but, on the other hand, she had imposed deeply conservative policies to which the teenage Sturgeon was fiercely opposed.
Elsewhere, Gordon wonders if she had imposed on her husband "a dream, a fantasy," and "whether you can truly love, or be loved back, by someone who hides who they are.
She notes that society has imposed so many limitations and boundaries on lesbian choice that perhaps for now choice is of more moral importance to lesbians than the things chosen.
