Sentence examples for you impose this from inspiring English sources

"There will be many renters around the area who are going to be indirectly displaced because the value of the land is going to go way up because you impose this many market rate units on an environment".

So before you impose this on gay people, think about how many times per day a gay person witnesses some innocuous form of heterosexual affection or sexuality - and get over it if what the gay person you're looking at isn't doing anything more than that.

That isn't to say, however, that you may impose this belief on other people.

"And finally, will you impose, if this is proved, very harsh penalties on all the oil companies involved and give those billions of pounds in penalties back to the motorist?" Energy Secretary Ed Davey defended the OFT as an "independent body, a strong body", which has powers to determine its own investigations.

"Are you saying that you shouldn't impose this hurt, this injury, for so little benefit?" he asked.

"Are you saying that you shouldn't impose this hurt or this injury, generally, for so little benefit?" he asked.

He seemed to refer to the United Nations embargo on the sale of military equipment to Iraq as the reason Iraq was not fighting beside the Palestinians, adding, "But it is the circumstances and the barriers of politics and geography, which you know, that impose this situation".

But we must insist that you do not impose this on others.

Why would you impose a regimen, when this is your love?" The story that caused a brief to-do in her hometown is "People Like That Are the Only People Here".

And now again, you impose Kabila on us with this democracy of complacency.

You have a perception of the way things are, and you impose it on your memory, and in this way you think, in the same way that I think, that you are living something that is describable.