| impose prevent | 1.45 | That closure had been imposed to prevent suicide attacks. | ||
| impose follow | 0.92 | The ban was imposed following the bombings. | ||
| impose punish | 0.86 | Economic sanctions were imposed to punish Milosevic. | ||
| impose protect | 0.79 | The curfew was imposed to protect property from looters, police said. | ||
| impose force | 0.72 | The sanctions were imposed to force Buyoya to open peace talks with the rebels. | ||
| impose help | 0.59 | Or should each country decide how much capital control is to be imposed to help build some kind of a stability mechanism? | ||
| impose curb | 0.46 | Should stricter punishment be imposed to curb piracy? | ||
| impose bar | 0.33 | Italian Foreign Minister Lamberto Dini suggested that a naval blockade might be imposed to bar illegal immigration. | ||
| impose ensure | 0.33 | Some limitation seems likely to be imposed which ensures that only larger firms will be able to enter MDPs. | ||
| impose halt | 0.33 | Lt. Gen. Amnon Shahak said that the closure imposed to halt suicide bomb attacks in Israel could boomerang. | ||
| impose require | 0.33 | A condition can be imposed requiring operations to commence within a specified time. | ||
| impose allow | 0.26 | Mokhchayev said the restrictions had been imposed to allow Russian forces to clear Grozny of mines planted by rebels. | ||
| impose keep | 0.26 | The conditions were imposed to keep increased traffic in the neighborhood at a minimum. | ||
| impose pay | 0.26 | Should taxes be imposed to pay local U.N. staff? |