impose on

to ask too much of someone requesting unreasonable favors.

• I am sorry I have imposed so much on you.
• I'm afraid I'm imposing on your hospitality.
• My son's friend imposed himself on us for two weeks.

to force others accept or do something, even if they do not want it.

• He always imposes his opinion on me.
• You shouldn't impose your opinion on others.
• We should not impose our opinions on other people.
• I don't impose my ideas on others. I don't look to convert others to my life philosophy.
• She's so bossy - she's always trying to impose her will on others.
• She imposed the work on him.
• A new tax was imposed on wine.
• A curfew was imposed on the city.
• A heavy tax was imposed on whiskey.
• Localities imposed bans on development.
• A new tax has been imposed on cigarettes.
• The employer imposed a heavy task on them.
• The king imposed heavy taxes on the people.
• The king imposed heavy taxes on his people.
• New indirect taxes were imposed on spirits.
• A special tax was imposed on imported cars.
• The government imposed a new tax on farmers.
• The government has imposed a new tax on wine.
• A special tax is imposed on very high incomes.
• Unfair tariffs are imposed on foreign products.
• The government imposed a new tax on cigarettes.
• We should try to avoid imposing our own beliefs on others.
• The government decided to impose a special tax on very high incomes.