impose conditions

Health officials said it was the first time the state had imposed such conditions on a major medical center.

"But this group does want to impose conditions on the next Government."

The family imposed conditions on the type and quality of development allowed.

The court may also impose further conditions as described below.

"There are two- and they want to impose conditions upon us?"

Second, the conditions imposed must be related to the spending in question.

For the present, only, he was accepting the conditions imposed upon him.

Both organizations impose conditions of economic policy on their assistance.

Book publishers do, in fact, quite often impose conditions on how books are used.

To my knowledge there are no exceptions, given the conditions imposed above.