Sentence examples for that will impose from inspiring English sources

If we cannot give freedom to every creature, let us do nothing that will impose slavery upon any other creature.

And then Mr. Fisher, Senator Brown and other sensible people can help us move toward policies that will impose binding size constraints on our largest financial institutions.

Mr Stark concluded by saying that the euro will survive because the leaders of Europe are committed to creating the institutions that will impose the requisite discipline.

The basic filing fee will be lower, to compensate for the transfer of prior-art searches to private companies that will impose their own fees.

But he said that it would not be in the cyclists' best interest to participate in an event that will impose heavy fines and immediate expulsions for doping.

THE Securities and Exchange Commission voted last week to adopt rules for accounting firms that will impose restrictions on the consulting services auditors provide to clients.

"Let's assume," he added, that at some point in the future "people are concerned that France will impose capital controls, as they did in the early 1980s.

First, the government will introduce a nationwide property tax, a new revenue source that will also impose costs on homeowners sitting on empty apartments.

If it really believes that, it will impose the death penalty on Penn State, to send a signal that no school should put football above its own integrity.

However, one should take into account that concept map study might have other potential benefits because it is expected that it will impose lower cognitive load than self-explanation and concept mapping.

The Federal Aviation Administration has alerted local pilots that it will impose "temporary flight restrictions for V.I.P. movement".