Sentence examples similar to absolutely imposing from inspiring English sources

Congress absolutely must impose serious financial reform this year.

In addition, high horizontal stress may cause collapse of hanging wall and footwall rocks, hence designing of suitable crown pillars is absolutely necessary for imposing overall safety of the stopes.

"This government has absolutely no intention of imposing any form of state-controlled regulation of the press," he said.

Oh, he's absolutely the opposite of imposing.

With that in mind, we decided to ask some people with absolutely no chance of imposing their ideals on us about their vision of an ideal Britain.

Today, in a timely echo, Mr Sarkozy says that "the state absolutely must intervene, impose rules and invest".

Scientists should communicate, "but without absolutely wanting to impose their views," Kuntz says.

For his part, President Putin said the new authorities in Kiev had imposed "absolutely illegitimate decisions" on the pro-Russian parts of eastern Ukraine, and Moscow "cannot ignore calls for help".

He said that Canada is "absolutely" ready to impose retaliatory tariffs after Trump last week initiated a 10percentt aluminum and 25percentt steel tariff on imports from Mexico, Canada and the European Union.

The majority excuses the challenged statute because it does not "absolutely" disenfranchise petitioners or impose any absolute ban on their freedom of association.

While he felt that he was imposing on us, he had absolutely no problem calling over Juliet to help him.