Sentence examples for when he imposed from inspiring English sources

But the new ruler became unpopular when he imposed higher taxes on the people of Rome and of Italy.

It was one reason cited by President Pervez Musharraf when he imposed a state of emergency on Nov. 3.

The thought police were disbanded by General MacArthur when he imposed freedom of speech on occupied Japan.

The case against Mr. Musharraf is based on charges that he subverted the Constitution when he imposed emergency rule in late 2007.

Such an issue was confronted by David Cameron, the new Conservative prime minister of Britain, when he imposed a new austerity budget.

The first to hold the post, William Whitelaw, had been appointed in 1972 by the Tory prime minister Edward Heath when he imposed direct rule from Westminster.

It is when he imposes his religious practices on others that he is acting unethically.

"Now, who but a fool," he declared, "would think God unfair either when he imposes penal judgment on the deserving or when he shows mercy to the undeserving" (Enchiridion, 98).

Mr. Putin let them abuse each other in the media for several days before a security council meeting on Aug. 11 when he reportedly imposed a compromise between the nuclear rocket forces and the conventional forces.

Abercrombie enraged the teachers union in 2011 when he unilaterally imposed the state's last, best and final contract offer with a 5percentt pay cut after negotiations with the union had broken down.

Somehow he evoked this force - I'm not talking about magic or the counter-culture or anything - but he was invoking the force that he imposed when he was on stage, especially in that era".