Sentence examples for better imposing from inspiring English sources

Football fans have been fairly adept at generating their own anticipatory atmospheres for the best part of 150 years now, so of course Uefa thinks it knows better, imposing this numeric atrocity on events.

By crafting a diplomatic framework that covers both economic and security issues, the great powers can better impose significant curbs on Iran's nuclear appetite.

This afternoon will be a battle of two different game styles, and the winner will be the player who can better impose her patterns of play on the opponent.

Outbound travel restrictions would be better imposed during the containment phase in order to prevent a global spread of pandemic virus.

Imposing vanishing diffusive boundary-normal flux gradients works better than imposing vanishing fluxes but neither is entirely satisfactory.

One is that dictatorship and one-party states do better at imposing discipline to spur economic growth.

We Are Scientists fare much better when imposing their guitars on the less predictable ends of 1980s pop.

Today, SOA, cloud computing, Web 2.0 and Web 3.0 are converging, and transforming the information technology ecosystem for the better while imposing new complexities.

After trying to make it work better by imposing tough targets, Tony Blair, as prime minister, increasingly stressed the need to unleash competitive pressures within the NHS, an approach that violated traditional Labour values.

Because everyone is different, politicians ought to give us more space to pursue our own dreams, rather than try and make us feel better by imposing top-down visions of society.

Regardless of the modality, when the recipient government is accountable to its citizens and has a competent civil service such unconditional money is surely better than imposing our ideas as to how it should be spent.