Examples of 'could impose' in a sentence
Meaning of "could impose"
could impose: This phrase denotes the ability or possibility of enforcing or applying something, such as rules, regulations, or penalties, with authority or control. It implies a potential action or consequence that may be imposed in a given situation
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No man could impose his will on others.
Perhaps an international authority could impose a peace.
It could impose a minimum amount of hours in training.
An ageing population could impose huge costs.
This could impose severe constraints on initiatives towards diversification.
Judicial inquiries could impose additional ones.
This was the maximum penalty that it could impose.
Such an agency could impose some thermodynamic operations.
I only wish the suffering i could impose on you.
Darcy could impose upon him.
None of these was fully convincing or could impose itself.
Mass deportations could impose other costs as well.
Could impose their evil totalitarian ideology upon the.
This draft resolution could impose heavy costs.
I could impose upon you.
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The maximum sentence it could impose was life imprisonment.
These could impose a potentially large financing burden on taxpayers.
Four senators could impose a result.
This could impose extra costs on some countries and sectors.
Leaving any information could impose a great security risk.
It could impose harmful effects on the environment for many years.
But the new law could impose that requirement.
Could impose taxes.
Almost makes you wish you could impose apartheid.
Such a listing could impose restrictions on tourism and fishing.
The principles and prices that your host could impose.
Board could impose unilaterally.
The impacts of rapid climate change could impose high economic costs.
It could impose conditions.
They are the most effective spending control anyone could impose on governments.
Only writing could impose an order onto that chaos.
Through the existence of powers so strong that they could impose their.
This type of approach could impose solutions and specific measures.
Meanwhile builders are also ready to face any penalty that the government could impose.
I could impose my will.
But remaining in the euro zone could impose significant costs on some of them.
States could impose legal punishment on those consorting with members of different race.
Assuming that the State could impose a uniform.
In some cases that could impose a substantial obligation on the insolvency proceedings.
The ultimate sanction the Society could impose is disbarment.
The president could impose tariffs if the department concludes they are a threat.
The United States or other uranium importers could impose tariffs or quotas on uranium imports.
The court could impose fines or detention on persons who obstructed the execution.
Neither the rebels nor the Burundian government could impose a decisive military solution.
Member States could impose higher requirements on lighting installations.
Scottish Border Reivers harassed his troops but could impose no major check to their advance.
This could impose additional costs to the electricity generators in Ontario.
Failure to amend the Regulations could impose undue burden to regulated parties.
FIBA could impose penalties on involved players from both teams.
The options chosen by some Member States could impose a significant burden on national administrations.
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Could go to prison for some time if convicted
On horseback you could be home in three days
Examples of using Impose
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I do not want to impose so much trouble on you
Impose some service on me for thy love
I should not impose all this on you
