Sentence examples similar to an imposing system from inspiring English sources

There would be no hint of an imposed system (they were not presented according to any categorical order), yet at the same time there would be encyclopedic compass.

This was a real family of buildings; each one had a splendid apse with ambulatory (a sheltered place to walk) and radiating chapels, a transept and nave with aisles and galleries, an imposing tower system, and beautiful sculptures.

They had to spring from the psyche, not from an imposed intellectual system.

Peer observations, focused on the new approach and its effect on the target groups of pupils, become a helpful and welcome way of learning rather than part of an imposed accountability system.

This harsh juxtaposition from holding our hands and being so gentle just moments before immediately made the audience aware of our privilege in an imposed hierarchal caste system.

None of them has occurred as a result of imposing a system or model from without.

He was also systematic in his relations with his employees, paying a low wage and imposing a system of fines for failings.

Autonomy implies the ability to make decisions under a personal rather than an externally imposed value system.

He has also ordered them to complete 700 cases a year, imposing a quota system for the first time.

Record an object, put it in a glass case or impose a system on it and it will, willy-nilly, become strange.

— He was called a terrorist and a stealth jihadist out to impose a system of Islamic law on the naive and unsuspecting citizens of suburban Texas.