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The benefits are the costs that the enemy's attack, the attack that going to war now will thwart, will impose on the nation.

Mike: Oh wow. You know it never occurred to me to impose on you guys. Morning, mum.

The embargo was the only condition WikiLeaks would try to impose on us; what we wrote about the material was entirely up to us.

one has had to work so hard to get money, why should he impose on himself the further hardship of trying to save it?

It may perhaps be pleasant to be able to impose on the public in such a case.

Mr Geithner called for global agreement on how much collateral, or "margin" , to impose on uncleared derivative transactions.

He inspired, motivated and showed me that I don't have to listen to the boundaries people impose on me.

There was a bit of pressure that we impose on ourselves because we didn't know how long audiences could watch a 3-D movie.

and that it is consequently against the nature of the body politic for the Sovereign to impose on itself a law which it cannot infringe.

She then faces the tricky decision of whether or not to bail the child out, and what conditions to impose on any loan extended.

Thanks for your offer to help , but I did not want to impose on you.

Many signals that animals make seem to impose on the signalers costs that are overly damaging.

Countries that do not have high land themselves are in an awkward position, as they must impose on other countries.

The two groups together are strong enough to impose on the remainder the daily presence of what delights them.

The woman's miracles would not impose on a rabbit: she does not claim them as miracles herself.

An old Chinese saying: "Do unto others, do not impose on others. "

The last thing any politician wants to do is to spell out the sacrifices he plans to impose on voters.

Tzu-kung said, "What I don't want others to impose on me, I will not impose on to the others. "

Even the way human perception works is an inventive case of connect-the-dots, a story we impose on the raw data our eyes take in.

Capacity decision is a critical aspect of operations management due to the constraints it may impose on other planning activities.

Nor does such market power impose on the intellectual property owner an obligation to license the use of that property to others.

Thanks for your offer to help, but I don't want to impose on you.

I mention this in your hearing, Jane, that you may not attempt to impose on Mr. Brocklehurst.

The very ambition we impose on our children may get some into Harvard but may also set them up for disappointment.

It is of course a life without rules that are imposed on you, but which you impose on yourself for the benefit of yourself and others.

He visits the bishop and asks the bishop to impose on him the status of a penitent.

The essential action is to stop turning away and disconnecting from the suffering we impose on others by our food choices.

"The only rules on colour are the ones you impose on yourself, " he insists.

and impose on the auctioneers participating in vicious collaboration a fine that 10 percent to 50 percent of the highest bidding price.

I declare the global social space we are building to be naturally independent of the tyrannies you seek to impose on us.

She would never impose on her anything she might dislike.

Let go of expectation, let go of requirements and rules and regulations that you would impose on your loved ones.

If I could impose on you to pop back up to the office and tell Mr. Thorpe Chuck Bass is here to see him

Think of the restrictions you impose on yourself, and see if you can lift a few of them.

The environmental protection department will impose on these factories an extra drain fee for exceeding the provided standard.

Thank you, Steve, for your generosity, but I don't want to impose on you.

He who has suffer'd you to impose on him, knows you.

Circumstances impose on any public official some demand for a show of hypocrisy.

The local people's governments and villagers committees concerned may not impose on them certain building standards.

Then, took LTV as research object, analyzed the influence that fluctuation of building price and interest rate impose on market risk.

After all the dreadful stories I've read about the tactics these companies impose on their customers, I've come to expect the worst of them.

The price control department may impose on the auctioneer a fine that is 100 percent to 500 percent of the commissions.

True love is honest and courageous, and true does not impose on others, and does not seek one's own good.

Thirdly, some clinics impose on patients unnecessary treatment or examination sheerly for profit.

The tax penalty that indirect investments impose on shareholders is in fact substantial.

Thanks for your offer of help, but I don't want to impose on you.

Could I possibly impose on you to show my family around Beijing?

The co-operation also highlights the pressures that volatile iron ore prices impose on mid-sized steel mills.

As some interpret it, one would impose on them a fiduciary duty towards pension funds and municipalities.

We will not use our friendship to impose on their sovereignty, for our own sovereignty is not for sale.

And the answer starts, paradoxically, with the limits they should impose on themselves.

As Confucius is rich in moral famous phrase: "has the do not want to, do not impose on people. "

Yet over time immigrants more than repay the extra short-term burden they impose on education, health and other budgets.

Investors in August cheered the "more Asia" theme but are now fretting about the cost the unions will impose on getting there.

Because these languages are Turing complete (see Resources), they can verify essentially any condition that you might impose on the strings.

Fu Ying: Our own sufferings in history have taught us that we should never try to impose on other countries or support others to impose.

And someone wrote an article saying, don't impose on us the dirty work of happiness.

The Takings Clause also may limit the conditions government may impose on land use.

For their part, the rich countries want the poorer countries to lower the tariffs they impose on imported industrial goods.

As President Obama said this morning, no outside power can or should impose on this transition.

An economic sanction is something you impose on somebody who's [over there].

I'm sure you really are busy and I will not impose on you now.

The function magnetic field impose on the electric charge.

It also alleviates a lot of nerves that people artificially impose on themselves.

People sense your strengths not impose on you.

Everyone impose on Dave's good nature.

In a society with more and more obese people, this seems a costly burden to impose on the airlines.

It is unquestioned today that democracy means universal franchise, and this is what we always try to impose on others.

He tells us how to cross the barriers that we impose on our lives.

I don't want to impose on you by staying too long.

Eg. Could I impose on you for a little help with this letter?

You must also pay attention to the size limits spiders impose on each page's content.

What costs do they impose on the industrial countries that implement them and on the developing countries that are affected by them.

Are you sure it's all right for me to come tonight? I don't want to impose on you.

I don't want to impose on you.

It is not wise to impose on one's friends.

You can not so easily impose on us.

It is now accepted that the tree of life is something we impose on nature in an attempt to make the task of understanding it more tractable

and of exertions has sometimes worn an aspect which might impose on strangers unused to think freely and to write what they think;

Others want, impose on ; make new friends, but treasure the old friends;

i ll teach thee to impose on a good - hearted , deluded father

put upon To impose on; overburden:

The Effect of Interest Rate and Money Supply Impose on Real Estate Investment: in China An Empirical Analysis