Sentence examples for that was imposing from inspiring English sources

These old times are occasions when Lennon was in the midst of a side that was imposing itself on Rangers, and he understands that to succeed as a manager in Glasgow he will have to achieve that superiority again.

In response, Justice Andrew Collins said he found it "totally unacceptable" that, to take an especially absurd example, a man should have to get a license for legal advice about the sanctions from the very body that was imposing them.

The curfew that had been announced in a declaration of emergency that was imposed across the country for 30 days will now be imposed from 9pm to 6am.

The unity that was imposed on the Alps by the Celts, Romans, and barbarians disappeared during the Middle Ages.

The DNS poisoning that was imposed on most Google websites yesterday appears to have been lifted.

It refers to the dress code that was imposed on females.

A few hundred Muhazza residents had gathered, defying the ban on public demonstrations that was imposed in October.

I refused to make pretty something that was imposed on me.

So it feels like a real choice, as opposed to something that was imposed on us.

It shocked the country and led the government to lift a moratorium on executions that was imposed in 2008.

At the end of the match, an unpopular 10 p.m. curfew that was imposed by the replacement manager was repealed.