Sentence examples for being imposed on a from inspiring English sources

Gelb attacked a "cabal of atonal composers, academics, and classical-music critics" whose tastes, he asserted, were being imposed on a public hungry for more melodic fare.

Their targets included not only popular Western artists like Bob Marley, but also local music styles deemed offensive to the standards of Shariah, or Islamic law, that were being imposed on a traditionally tolerant and multicultural society.

Despite the grinding burden of debt being imposed on a new generation of students, there's also an understanding that, in intellectual terms, the other side has simply lost the battle.

She said: "This is definitely one of the most extreme cases we have seen of a DNR order being imposed on a patient without consent or consultation.

a micromanipulation technique has been developed to squeeze single mammalian cells between two parallel surfaces, and to measure simultaneously the force being imposed on a cell and its deformation.

(244) He seems to think, deep down, that this is possible for any normal human being, for any member of any race who is of sound mind, but also to judge that, in their day, the cart was being put in front of the horse, and the entire panoply of citizenship was being imposed on a segment of their local population who had not yet been fully enough prepared for its burdens.

According to Feriha, while the Human Rights Act provides some protection from religious acts being imposed on an individual, often this isn't enough to protect the most vulnerable.

The stiffest sentences, 10 years in prison, were imposed on a Klan leader and one other defendant.

Can social progress be imposed on a less developed culture?

And, secondly, they reduce the huge management burden that is imposed on a single regulator.

"It cannot be imposed on a defendant over his objection," Professor Morse said.