effectively impose

Frequency: 6.810.5 per million words

To impose in a way that produces the intended or desired result.

imposeADVERB + impose

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effectively

Examples (10)

  • The terms of the contract were effectively imposed rather than agreed.
  • A leader must be able to effectively impose their vision.
  • New regulations were effectively imposed to curb pollution.
  • The government struggled to effectively impose the new tax.
  • To maintain order, the rules must be effectively imposed on all members.
  • The challenge was to effectively impose a lockdown without causing panic.
  • She knew she had to effectively impose her authority in the meeting.
  • The sanctions could not be effectively imposed due to lack of international support.
  • By preparing thoroughly, they managed to effectively impose their conditions.
  • The system needs to effectively impose penalties for non-compliance.