Sentence examples for and imposed in a from inspiring English sources
In many cases they were built shoddily and imposed in a top-down and undemocratic manner – for us, rather than by (and with) us.
Various responsibilities, including environmental management, are devolved by the center and imposed in a unilateral manner on the local governments and communities, many of whom remain reluctant to perform these tasks.
Danny Murtaugh, Howe's first manager in the majors, was stoic and imposing in a quiet way.
It is large and imposing in a way its occupant is not, an unlikely landing spot for an old newspaper hack.
The Volkonsky house-museum is large and imposing, in a Russian château style, though it's not a work of art like the Trubetskoys'.
"I think it's absolutely critical that this become mandatory and is imposed in a mandatory manner".
As cuts in services and living standards were imposed in a fruitless attempt to escape the crisis, support for establishment parties plummeted or fractured to left and right.
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Kant used the first two antinomies to infer that space and time constitute a framework imposed, in a sense, by the mind.
-- A new campus review board to make sure sanctions in cases of proven sexual misconduct are imposed in a "firm and consistent manner, regardless of the rank or position of either the complainant or respondent".
He said: "I am extremely concerned that suspensions and bans are being imposed in an arbitrary or politically motivated way in this election, and I will be raising the issue with the general secretary".
