1. present participle of 'impost': to place or lay on as a burden, tax, or duty
Usage: formal; often used in legal or administrative contexts

1. the act or process of imposing a tax, duty, or burden
Usage: formal; chiefly used in legal and administrative language

Examples

• The government is imposting new tariffs on imported goods.
• Imposting restrictions on travel requires careful consideration of public health.
• The imposting of fines was part of the enforcement strategy.
• They are imposting additional fees on late payments.
• The court ruled against imposting penalties without due process.
• Imposting sanctions requires international agreement.