Sentence examples for the imposing of from inspiring English sources

The changes would include an end of some corporate tax exemptions and the imposing of taxes on food and medicine.

All the rites, Latin, Greek and Syriac, include the imposing of the Gospels on the neck and shoulders of the elect.

She added: "I'm also calling for the imposing of targeted economic sanctions and travel bans against named individuals... including Mr Putin.

That said, if you use the term Gleichschaltung (used to describe the imposing of Nazi ideology and values) successfully in political debate between now and polling day next May, I, for one, might be tempted to applaud.

Even so, the White House expressed reservations about the deal, mostly because it would require the president to get Congress to approve the imposing of future sanctions on sales of food and medicine to other countries.

Still, in the long and rather sad list of reasons he cites as to why most prisons disallow their death row inmates from making such a donation, Mr. Longo leaves out what is perhaps the most compelling ethical concern: that death row inmates, and the imposing of the death sentence upon them, could become an easy means to harvesting human organs.

The dryly named LG Internet refrigerator is one of the most imposing of the first models to hit the market.

Mot Mot, the more imposing of the two, sits atop a hill with views out to sea.

They lived within a block of the imposing house of Barnie's younger brother, George Chaffee.

(The reproductions, in this instance, convey little of the imposing quality of these paintings).

Single-wicket was also a mano-a-mano challenge, and Alfred Mynn was the most imposing of opponents.