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1. imposedadjective

   set forth authoritatively as obligatory

   "the imposed taxation"; "rules imposed by society"

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1. Ottawa Mayor Jim Watson:

   We’ve witnessed the desecration of cherished monuments, like the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, the Terry Fox Statue, displays of hate symbols, like the Confederate flag and the swastika, and all types of bad behavior that have taken away the freedom of our residents to live without fear, many residents have not slept for days due to the noise and disruptions. Many have been shut in by the crowds – a lockdown imposed by the protest itself.

2. Sebastian Coe:

   The world is horrified by what Russia has done, aided and abetted by Belarus. World leaders sought to avoid this invasion through diplomatic means but to no avail given Russia’s unswerving intention to invade Ukraine. The unprecedented sanctions that are being imposed on Russia and Belarus by countries and industries all over the world appear to be the only peaceful way to disrupt and disable Russia’s current intentions and restore peace., anyone who knows me will understand that imposing sanctions on athletes because of the actions of their government goes against the grain. I have railed against the practice of politicians targeting athletes and sport to make political points when other sectors continue about their business. This is different as governments, business and other international organizations have imposed sanctions and measures against Russia across all sectors. Sport has to step up and join these efforts to end this war and restore peace. We can not and should not sit this one out.

3. Wan Azizah:

   [The] travel restrictions will be enforced in accordance with the lock-down region imposed by the Chinese Government.

4. Matthew Whitaker:

   My wife did an amazing thing -- I mean, she basically got this guy elected, and other people like to take credit for it, but she got this guy elected. She steadied that boat. She did it. She went on television, she imposed message discipline on that campaign.

5. Paul Nakasone:

   Before, during and since, with a number of elements of our government, we have taken actions and we have imposed costs, that's an important piece that we should always be mindful of.

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