Sentence examples for we will impose from inspiring English sources

The additional burdens we will impose on agencies to deliver enforcement will add to the cost.

Why not warn China that we will impose trade sanctions if it conducts more nuclear tests?

"We have additional sanctions prepared and we will impose them as appropriate," he tells pool.

If they do not start implementing Normington, May announced yesterday, "we will impose change on you".

They can't impose anything on anybody, either, but nevertheless "we will impose an immediate moratorium on the earmarking system".

"It smacks of retaliation that, 'If you don't open up, we will impose restrictions,"' Mr. Sinha told reporters last week.

And we'll impose absolute integrability on the product of x of t times e to the minus sigma t.

"It's not as if the real world would say, 'We agree with you and we'll impose crippling sanctions on Iran".' Mr. Kyl, sounding bipartisan, argued that an American problem about imposing sufficiently tough sanctions to affect Iran began with the inadequate response of George W. Bush.

We tell ourselves, as the Boston authorities are doing already in discussing next year's marathon, that we'll impose new gun laws or do a more careful sweep of perimeters for events like these.

The global economic crisis we all face will impose a disproportional share of the burden on the poor, resulting in even greater strains on overly burdened health care systems.

It's clear that an Earth warmer by four degrees – and after the unwinding of the 2015 Paris agreement that is the path we have returned to – will impose enormous stresses on all societies.