Sentence examples for be imposed from the from inspiring English sources

But democracy cannot be imposed from the top down.

Class solidarity cannot be imposed from the outside.

SOMETIMES, discipline must be imposed from the outside.

It said the €68 fine would be imposed from the first of October.

The ban is to be imposed from the end of next year.

Effective solutions, they insist, will have to be imposed from the outside.

The Reformation in England was imposed from the top.

His reforms are being imposed from the top down.

It isn't anything that is being imposed from the top down.

For most of us, our routines are imposed from the outside.

And since training programs are imposed from the outside in, many employees resent them.