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curfew impose JOURN

impose new taxes ECON

impose one's authority upon VB

impose restrictions on VB

impose something on VB

impose as a duty or obligation upon VB

impose a tax or fine on VB

inflict or impose a penalty or punishment on VB

inflict or impose a punishment or a penalty VB

inflict or impose a punishment or a penalty on VB

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Many definitions of the term standard permit patent holders to impose reasonable and non-discriminatory licensing royalty fees and other licensing terms on implementers and/or users of the standard.
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One will impose a rigorous set of standards on oneself in order to attempt to actually measure up to what the idealized image is.
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Nine per cent of employers expect to impose a pay freeze.
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In the wake of two fruitless relocations and months of casualties, commanders finally managed to impose an effective latrine-policy.
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I think we should emphasize our femininity rather to impose the so-called stereotyped feministic attitude of the second wave.
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The new government would have two houses, safeguard the rights of private property and free enterprise, and impose taxes fairly.
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In the meantime, it would be sufficient to impose a heavily graduated tax on wealth and limit the right of inheritance.
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We'll make sure we impose our will on our opponent, strike guys and get off the block and make plays.
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Hence, they sought to impose liability for humiliating personal injury, regardless of the physical effects of the injury.
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We overrate our ability to impose our preferred order on these systems, and there is a "myth of the master strategist" in politics especially.
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