Examples of 'have imposed' in a sentence
Meaning of "have imposed"
have imposed: Indicates that a rule, restriction, or regulation has been enforced or put into effect. This phrase is commonly used when referring to laws or measures that have been implemented by authorities
How to use "have imposed" in a sentence
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have imposed
The gods have imposed their will.
Remove the blocks you have imposed.
And we have imposed a curfew on the nightlife.
I am terribly sorry to have imposed this on you.
You have imposed on harry long enough.
The authorities have imposed a curfew.
We have imposed on you for long enough.
God can not have imposed a duty.
I have imposed him on the whole world.
I should not have imposed my bigotry.
We have imposed on ourselves strict meal schedules.
None of these countries have imposed such penalties.
Some have imposed a moratorium on production.
I wonder if we have imposed too much.
We have imposed on you enough for one evening.
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The circumstances have imposed this on us.
We have imposed on the tanners enough.
On the contrary they have imposed a media blackout.
I have imposed on your domain long enough already.
The number of governments have imposed a ban to smoke.
We have imposed our presence on you long enough.
The authors of the treaties have imposed this on us.
You have imposed four conditions.
They are a set of obligations that we have imposed on ourselves.
Seven states have imposed work requirements.
I fully accept the punishment the club have imposed.
Some states have imposed similar requirements.
A growing number of countries worldwide have imposed carbon taxes.
I have imposed a new dress code.
We must undo this disgrace we have imposed on ourselves.
And we have imposed long enough.
We should not have imposed.
Police have imposed indefinite curfew in several districts.
To protect their stocks they have imposed very strict quotas.
To have imposed violence in past relationships.
In some cases stores have imposed per buyer limits.
I have imposed on you my good man.
It is we who have imposed on it.
We have imposed on his good nature long enough.
A growing number of states have imposed moratoriums on the death penalty.
I have imposed too much already.
Two fundamental chemical parameters have imposed temperature limitations on motors.
We have imposed on your kindness enough.
This is attributable to the fact that we have imposed a cointegrating relationship.
They have imposed a curfew there.
My fellow citizens recent events have imposed upon the patriotic.
They have imposed a media blackout.
We can not pay the tribute that you have imposed.
A number of countries have imposed shortterm spending requirements.
Remove or change any penalty the employer may have imposed.
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These documents have been in my family for centuries
Have this done by the customer service only
He could not have chosen a worse time
