71.   The prizefighter always is looking for the opening, for the edge, for the weakness in his opponent that will allow him to impose his will.

72.   The Revolution hope that if Zenga can impose his will on a game from the sideline, he could rekindle their playoff hopes.

73.   The Republicans have the votes in House and Senate to impose their will upon the government.

74.   There is no Walter Byers to impose his will upon the industry.

75.   They have all moved beyond personal religious observance to a desire to impose their will on politics, social custom, and law.

76.   They take control of the critical situations, embrace the defining moments, impose their will.

77.   This insists that a weak leadership in Beijing which cannot impose its will on outlying regions leads to division and disaster.

78.   They lack the majority to impose their will on other politicians just as adamant about wildlife preservation.

79.   UConn imposes its will early, gets an opponent down and does not let it back up.

80.   Van Miert has a record of imposing his will.