100 Examples of sentences containing the verb "impose"

Definition

The verb impose means to force something to be accepted or put in place, often in a way that is unwelcome or burdensome. It can refer to the act of establishing a rule, tax, or obligation on others.

Synonyms

• Enforce
• Inflict
• Levy
• Impart
• Dictate
• Establish
• Burden
• Obligate

Antonyms

• Remove
• Withdraw
• Relieve
• Abolish
• Dismiss
• Exempt
• Free

Examples

1. The government decided to impose new regulations on the industry.
2. He didn't want to impose his beliefs on anyone else.
3. The teacher will impose a strict deadline for the project.
4. It is not fair to impose your ideas on the entire group.
5. The new tax will impose a financial strain on many families.
6. The manager had to impose discipline in the workplace.
7. She felt guilty for wanting to impose her opinions during the meeting.
8. They decided to impose a curfew for the students.
9. The charity sought to impose a positive change in the community.
10. His presence tended to impose on the quiet atmosphere of the room.
11. The city council plans to impose stricter laws on littering.
12. The organization aimed to impose a code of conduct.
13. To impose order in the chaos, the leader called for a meeting.
14. The school decided to impose a uniform policy.
15. It can be challenging to impose your will on others.
16. She was reluctant to impose her schedule on her friends.
17. The new guidelines will impose additional responsibilities on employees.
18. They did not want to impose their culture on the new members.
19. The court decided to impose a fine for the violation.
20. The organization will impose sanctions on those who do not comply.
21. The president is expected to impose new tariffs on imports.
22. Parents sometimes feel the need to impose rules on their children.
23. The committee agreed to impose a limit on the number of participants.
24. It is essential not to impose your views too strongly in discussions.
25. The landlord may impose restrictions on the use of common areas.
26. The new law will impose tougher penalties for speeding.
27. He chose to impose a positive attitude despite the challenges.
28. The mentor did not want to impose his experience on the mentee.
29. The organization aims to impose fair practices in hiring.
30. To impose your standards on others can lead to conflict.
31. The teacher will impose consequences for late submissions.
32. They worked to impose their vision on the project.
33. The judge decided to impose a community service requirement.
34. It can be inappropriate to impose personal beliefs in a professional setting.
35. The company plans to impose new health and safety regulations.
36. He had to impose limits on his spending to save money.
37. They will impose a temporary ban on outdoor activities.
38. It is crucial not to impose your fears onto others.
39. The board will impose a new strategy for growth.
40. She felt it was necessary to impose her authority in the situation.
41. The project manager decided to impose a new timeline.
42. The city will impose fines for those who violate the parking rules.
43. He didn’t want to impose on their hospitality.
44. The coach had to impose discipline on the team.
45. The organization sought to impose its influence in the community.
46. They chose to impose a silent period during the meeting.
47. The government was quick to impose restrictions during the emergency.
48. She was careful not to impose her opinions on her colleagues.
49. The event organizers decided to impose a dress code.
50. He did not want to impose his presence on the gathering.
51. The new policy will impose additional training requirements.
52. The committee voted to impose a fee for late registrations.
53. To impose such a rule may lead to resentment among employees.
54. The mentor aimed to impose confidence in her students.
55. The school board will impose changes to the curriculum.
56. The artist did not want to impose her style on others.
57. They were forced to impose a strict limit on visitors.
58. The new management team plans to impose its vision for the company.
59. It is unwise to impose your will in a democratic setting.
60. The landlord will impose a late fee for overdue rent.
61. She did not want to impose on her neighbor's kindness.
62. The new regulations will impose challenges for small businesses.
63. The decision to impose a tax was met with public outcry.
64. The coach had to impose strict training routines on his players.
65. They decided to impose a travel ban in light of the situation.
66. The city council voted to impose restrictions on noise levels.
67. He felt it was necessary to impose some rules in the household.
68. The teacher will impose penalties for cheating.
69. They wanted to impose a sense of community among the members.
70. The government may impose new restrictions on travel.
71. She was hesitant to impose her opinions on the discussion.
72. The committee must impose a new strategy to address the issue.
73. It was wrong to impose such expectations on the team.
74. The board of directors will impose its decisions on the staff.
75. The organization plans to impose a new policy on ethical conduct.
76. He had to impose limits on his social activities to focus on work.
77. The guidelines will impose a stricter approval process.
78. To impose a rule without consensus can create division.
79. The company decided to impose a hiring freeze.
80. The rules will impose a new structure on how meetings are run.
81. She tried to impose her work ethic on her colleagues.
82. The school is looking to impose a new grading system.
83. The authorities decided to impose a lockdown during the outbreak.
84. They did not want to impose limitations on creativity.
85. The committee will impose a new standard for reporting.
86. She felt it was important to impose fairness in the process.
87. The management sought to impose a culture of accountability.
88. The city council will impose new regulations on housing.
89. It is essential to impose discipline for effective leadership.
90. The organization aims to impose environmental sustainability practices.
91. The new administration plans to impose its policies quickly.
92. The agreement will impose certain obligations on both parties.
93. They had to impose restrictions to maintain safety.
94. The guidelines impose a framework for collaboration.
95. The committee is expected to impose penalties for non-compliance.
96. His decision to impose a curfew was met with resistance.
97. The organization does not want to impose its views on others.
98. The charity aimed to impose a sense of hope in the community.
99. He felt it was his duty to impose order in the chaos.
100. The new project will impose additional workload on the team.