Sentence examples for because they were imposed from inspiring English sources

Not because the reforms they imposed were wrong, but because they were imposed.

The endless changes of cabinet "are only happening because they were imposed on Arafat by Israel, the US and the Arab states," says Hussam Khader, a young Fatah deputy from Nablus and long-time champion of reform.

Women's rights were not appreciated in Soviet times because they were imposed by decree and never fought for, said Ms. Aktuganova, adding, "Young women don't fear the word feminism".

But this situation is now beginning to change, thanks to growing precedents in European courts that say many restrictions on commercial travel are unlawful because they were imposed well after the 1973 Additional Protocol for a customs union between Turkey and what was then known as the European Communities.

The college-prep graduation requirements had to be rolled back because they were imposed with little planning for how students would pass the necessary classes.

It also means the freedom to hold dear all that defines what is most precious about humanity – to value attributes such as morality, empathy and tolerance because they define who I am and not because they are imposed on me by the teachings of a holy book.

Hillary's ClintonCare, Tom Daschle's Federal Health Board, and now ObamaCare all fly like lead balloons because they are imposed from above.

Hotel resort fees leave a bad aftertaste because they're imposed unexpectedly, and like airline fees, travelers are forced to pay for what used to be free: like using the gym.

Although Non Campus Mentis has been warmly received in most educational quarters, it has attracted criticisms from "a few" fellow academics "whose response has been along the lines of saying that anyone who insists on teaching English grammar or conventional history is somehow being unfair to students because they're imposing a certain, inflexible world view on them".

Defining the period when foot and mouth disease controls were in place across the region was difficult because controls were imposed at different times at each locality, reflecting the progress of the epidemic.

In their view, the Scriptures that became officially accepted into the New Testament did so, not so much because they were forcibly imposed, but because they did in fact reflect this evolving, though untidy, consensus.