Sentence examples for to imposed on from inspiring English sources

The loss of so much generating capacity in one blow has meant rolling blackouts have had to imposed on parts of the country.

But Connie is left with "...a bonus; my old friends gave me a part in the harmony they've managed to imposed on life".

Business was deemed too distasteful a subject to impose on students seeking wisdom and enlightenment.

And god forbid anyone tries to impose one on us.

"They have their own expectations, and they are slightly different than the ones we try to impose on them".

Tyranny is not one of the ideological systems our founders generally sought to impose on their citizenry.

"He didn't want to impose on our mother.

I'm really sorry to impose on you.

People prepared to impose on an empty space a complete world order.

The important argument now is over what kind of restrictions to impose on future Congresses.

The difficult bit is what, if any, punishment to impose on rule-breakers.