Sentence examples for they've been imposing from inspiring English sources

For almost as long as people have been eating, they've been imposing rules about what can and can't be consumed.

Lew says that no one is standing on the sidelines, because they've been imposing economic sanctions.

They certainly engender more than a sneaking suspicion that they've been imposed by men intent on keeping their spouses or daughters away from the common gaze.

Another round of bilateral talks in Kiev and Moscow in November led to the resolution of a trade dispute between the two countries, and both agreed to abolish the 20% value-added tax that they had been imposing on imports from the other country.

Passive, they have been imposed upon and have survived.

Otherwise, he warned, "there will be a lingering suspicion that they have been imposed," which could further destabilize the country.

On Friday, the Lahore High Court ordered the government to lift the restrictions and explain why they had been imposed after the February ruling.

Given all this, most sane New Yorkers would rather eat their money than join the rentier class.Oddly enough, for those landlords adept at navigating the system, returns are likely to be unaffected by price caps, as long as properties were acquired after they had been imposed and the potential for income is understood.

They have been imposed, it should be remembered, only four weeks after the IMF and other foreign lenders agreed on $23 billion-worth of props for the Russian economy, and only three days after pledges from Mr Yeltsin that there would be no devaluation and vows from his ministers that all debts would be honoured.

They have been imposed by the university authorities, and many Malaysian students are finding them to be increasingly irksome.The quartet comprise an appealing cross-section of modern Malaysia: friends from all races in a country where all too often the establishment still tries to divide everyone up.

"They have been imposed on us by the government.