Sentence examples for because he imposes from inspiring English sources

This forced us to refuse to meet him again, because he imposes [on] me to prescribe his product for any patient without any reason.

Mr. Ballmer is under pressure to decide quickly, in part because a deadline he imposed on Yahoo to reach a negotiated deal passed five days ago.

There was something of JPR Williams about his performance, and not just because he wore 15: he imposed himself on the game in defence and attack and had a pain threshold so high that the crowd felt the impact of his challenges more than he did.

He said the company could not answer any questions for this article because he had imposed a quiet period pending the advisory panel meeting.

Dreyfus (2005, p. 413) calls the freeway interchange a "debased work of art" because he thinks it "imposes such an efficient order on nature that earth is no longer able to resist".

Take extensive rooftop renovations, which in Mr. Glass's opinion are among the most "egregious category of submissions" that he receives, because they impose elements that could adversely affect the overall building.

The president, the Environmental Protection Agency and other agencies are "science deniers," he argued, because they impose limits on carbon dioxide and other pollutants from "job-creating" businesses without really knowing how well those restrictions work.

Jones could make the case because he's "imposing," and military, and he makes Friedman tumescent.

The judge trying the case said he was unable to award compensation to the victim because he had to impose a £900 criminal courts charge on her attacker.

He argued that social institutions fail because they impose on man generalized thought categories and preconceived ideas, which make it impossible to see things as they are.

Software patents are dangerous to software developers because they impose monopolies on software ideas.