Sentence examples for accepted imposed from inspiring English sources

The field of bioethics is sometimes conceived of as a homogeneous 'American' enterprise that has been exported and accepted (imposed) worldwide.

Like Andri, the boy fatally adopted into a Jewish family in Max Frisch's play "Andorra", she defiantly accepted an imposed heritage: her family's Jewishness had been "culinary ecstasy rather than spiritual fulfilment".She joined the underground Communist Party during the war and married a young party member.

(Presidential candidates could still use money from the fund for their campaigns, but recent candidates have declined to accept the money because acceptance imposes a ceiling on overall spending).

Iraqis are rightly cautious of accepting solutions imposed on them by third parties that have their own economic or regional interests.

Instead, the group said, the S.E.C. should accept modifications imposed by the European Commission.

But stylistic choices are not philosophically neutral; no one engaged in producing a system of revisionary metaphysics is likely to accept limitations imposed by ordinary language.

We can accept uniformly imposed, politically chosen and bureaucratically enforced cuts in benefits–or we can give seniors the power to make the best of a difficult situation.

You know (or should know) that we will not accept anything imposed on us from above.

This is Ohio's new concept of how to deal fairly with its public employees: Make them an offer, and if they don't accept it, impose it anyway.

When Kecal increases the offer to 300 florins, Jeník pretends to accept, but imposes a condition – no one but Mícha's son will be allowed to wed Mařenka.

In previous efforts, notably in California, critics contended that opposition to Aryan Invasion Theory was simply a case of Hindu historical revisionism or the idea that Hindus simply couldn't accept outsiders imposing a way of life upon ancient Indian society.