| "In the future, I will impose the heaviest penalties." | |
| "Oh, my friend, no, I will not impose upon your good nature. | |
| "Therefore, we will impose a full embargo on all trade with Japan. | |
| "To impose a fine on a righteous man is not good. To flog a noble man is wrong." | |
| "You're right, I can not you impose a fight, | |
| "In the future, I will impose the heaviest penalties." | |
| "Oh, my friend, no, I will not impose upon your good nature. | |
| "Therefore, we will impose a full embargo on all trade with Japan. | |
| "To impose a fine on a righteous man is not good. To flog a noble man is wrong." | |
| "You're right, I can not you impose a fight, | |
| "Though the ruling did not specify AIDS discrimination ..." "... subsequent decisions have held that AIDS is a handicap because of the physical limitations it imposes and the prejudice surrounding it, which exacts a social death that proceeds the actual physical one." | |
| "the pact that our sacred Constitution solemnly imposes upon us." | |
| A righteous man who imposes a fast upon himself and bereaves himself of wine. | |
| A woman who imposes fanatical moral order campaigns. | |
| Actually, the land reformation imposes fair heritage. | |
| "Though the ruling did not specify AIDS discrimination ..." "... subsequent decisions have held that AIDS is a handicap because of the physical limitations it imposes and the prejudice surrounding it, which exacts a social death that proceeds the actual physical one." | |
| "the pact that our sacred Constitution solemnly imposes upon us." | |
| A righteous man who imposes a fast upon himself and bereaves himself of wine. | |
| A woman who imposes fanatical moral order campaigns. | |
| Actually, the land reformation imposes fair heritage. | |
| "...imposed by the District Court of Finney County, Kansas... | |
| "A kingdom imposed by a force will never last." | |
| "A kingdom imposed by force will never last." | |
| "Did the vaccine imposed?" | |
| "Duty" means to feel greatness, admire what is beautiful ... but not bound to accept all rules imposed by society. | |
| "But I can't bear to think of imposing on you any longer. | |
| "The imposing mountain range separates the northern basins..." | |
| "This fellow is imposing on you!" | |
| 'Cause I assume you find me imposing. | |
| (Door opens) I am an imposing authority figure. | |
| "...imposed by the District Court of Finney County, Kansas... | |
| "A kingdom imposed by a force will never last." | |
| "A kingdom imposed by force will never last." | |
| "Did the vaccine imposed?" | |
| "Duty" means to feel greatness, admire what is beautiful ... but not bound to accept all rules imposed by society. | |
| "But I can't bear to think of imposing on you any longer. | |
| "The imposing mountain range separates the northern basins..." | |
| "This fellow is imposing on you!" | |
| 'Cause I assume you find me imposing. | |
| (Door opens) I am an imposing authority figure. | |
