Sentence examples for starting to impose from inspiring English sources

Yet rich-world central banks are starting to impose negative interest rates.

At the other end, Bale's cross-shot was pushed over by Marchetti but Lazio were starting to impose their will.

Jermaine Jones' influence has been minimised by injury, but Howard is already starting to impose his personality on his new team.

And yet at the other end Karim Benzema had already hit the bar and then skied his close-range follow-up and Madrid were starting to impose themselves.

And broadcasters are starting to impose restrictions on how long programmes or films can be stored.While the timeshifting revolution is still playing out, another big change is under way with the emergence of placeshifting.

Presumably their hope was that at 24, the Italian would begin to mature, and take the chance to repay such an illustrious club by starting to impose a more responsible and collective approach to his game.

Ivory Coast have started to impose themselves on the game.

If that fails to work by January 2003, a 12-member commission can start to impose price limits to take effect in July.

China has been patient, but the day when it can once again start to impose its will is drawing near.However, Goujian's story has another reading, too.

It found that Toshiba had been overstating profits since the financial crash began in 2008, when senior managers started to impose unrealistic performance targets.

And some states, like Michigan, have started to impose penalties on people over 65, said Michele P. Fuller, an elder-law lawyer in Shelby Township, Mich.