Impose
Impose verb - To establish or apply as a charge or penalty.
Rule
Rule verb - To exercise authority or power over.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- Additionally, there is a second part of that artifact that would allow whoever finds it to share that rule and impose his own will on the populace.
Source: Finders Rulers -
Somehow, he manages to impose this rule on his own state and ship countless people off to camps... and then they get turned into mindless drones called "Eddies" as cheap labor.
Source: President Evil -
Various rules for suffocation, garroting, and/or drowning usually impose the Chunky Salsa Rule on victims who need to breathe after several rounds without air.
Source: Chunky Salsa Rule
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