Sentence examples for that has imposed from inspiring English sources

A party that has imposed austerity on society's most vulnerable.

American foreign policy has not been captured by a tiny, ideological clique that has imposed its narrow views on others.

Cruz has called the EPA a "radical" agency that has imposed "illegal" limits on greenhouse gases from power plants.

"In every country that has imposed price controls on interchange fees, consumers have felt the pinch through higher bank and credit cards fees and reduced quality in access.

One hates the Nature that has imposed this affliction, but only this same Nature can be appealed to for erasure, for cure.

And it's the thoroughness of that victory that has imposed a stylistic homogeny on some of the games in the round of sixteen.

Some corporations that have imposed the bans have found that productivity has not suffered.

I was simply obeying a profound vision that had imposed itself on me.

Among hardliners were the Irish and Portuguese ministers, both from governments that have imposed fiscal misery on their citizens.

It has gone along with — while delaying — three United Nations Security Council resolutions that have imposed mild sanctions on Iran.

And all the data show that in cities that have imposed the fee people quickly get used to it.