Sentence examples for able to be imposed from inspiring English sources

By contrast, the key feature of institutional facts is that they involve functions which are not able to be imposed simply by virtue of the specific physical properties of the phenomena on which they are imposed.

"What we weren't able to do was impose ourselves on the game the way we would have liked.

The settlements he was able to impose were temporary, and intrafamily power struggles eventually destroyed the dynasty.

If we don't repeal the alleged subsidy, Europe will be able to impose what could be crippling tariffs against various American products.

It's more than just a little ludicrous, and one of the many head-scratching oddities that the industry used to be able to forcibly impose upon people.

This system is able to reduce imposed WOB to the physiological range of 0.5 J l-1.

Winning an election on a more unified mandate and being able to impose real reform are Herculean tasks, made more difficult by the scandals and bitterness of the last week.

The "State Sovereignty" Argument: The OCC is overstepping their authority by overruling states that should be able to freely impose their own regulations.

The King's Fund survey revealed that most trusts fear they will not be able to meet nationally imposed caps on spending on agency staff.

I thought he might be able to impose himself, not that he's overly physical, but just his presence, his size and his willingness to receive the ball with his back to goal.

Yellen's successor would not be able to simply impose his or her view on the FOMC's seven-member board of governors and five Reserve Bank presidents.