impose

impose a tax on imports

the director was unable to impose himself on the production.

imposed a fraud on consumers.

an attempt to impose administrative and cultural uniformity.

We are not to be imposed upon.

The magistrate imposed a fine.

He imposed himself as their leader.

I don't want to impose on you.

He imposed on me.

The judge imposed a stiff sentence.

the prohibition imposed on the sale of arms

mass culture is imposed from above.

the decision was theirs and was not imposed on them by others.

sanctions imposed on South Africa.

impose a peace settlement.See Synonyms at dictate

The Indian ban will be imposed through an executive order.

A curfew has been imposed for Sunday.

Watson-Stryker said they were often imposed in a brutal way.

The U.S. and the Europe have already imposed sanctions against Russian companies.

Are you imposing your values on other cultures?

Well, the best hierarchy is one that isn't imposed.

It's the biggest such fine it's ever imposed.

A nightly curfew was also imposed on three coastal provinces.

After warning him to clean up, they would, at worst, impose a negligible fine.

Further measures include plans to impose a ban on Russian oil.