Sentence examples for be imposed upon the from inspiring English sources

The role of clergymen and doctors is to be available for consultation, which should never be imposed upon the woman.

Among other things, the prayer asked for deliverance "from the evil of forced religious worship now sought to be imposed upon the people by the actions of misguided, weak and stupid politicians".

"As the England manager, I am obviously now very concerned about the threat that is hanging over us and the sanction that could possibly be imposed upon the team," Hodgson said in a video message.

Accompanying Prime Minister David Lloyd George to France as an economic adviser, Keynes was troubled by the political chicanery and burdensome policies that were to be imposed upon the defeated Germany.

After the 2000 election, when it looked as if this world was going to be imposed upon the country in spite of the popular will, I was upset and outraged, but this time, when the voters seem to have freely chosen it, or chosen not to care, I am rather glad.

"As the England manager I am obviously now very concerned about the threat that is hanging over us and the sanction that could possibly be imposed upon the England team," said Hodgson, in a video shared by the Football Association on Twitter.

Concepts derived from priestly speculation were imposed upon the simpler religious beginnings.

Above all, a hierarchical order, resembling in many ways the institutional order of the empire, was imposed upon the world of the supernatural.

Also, technology never acts like it is being imposed upon, the way a travel agent at the end of the phone line can, Mr. Maier said.

The discontent among Republican leaders with the mayor, Mr. Fossella explained, "is a reaction to the high taxes that have been imposed upon the people of this city".

There ensued years of blasting and clearing as sewers and streets and sidewalks were imposed upon the former countryside, transforming it into part of the growing city.