Sentence examples for but not imposed from inspiring English sources

Taxation of gifts, other than to charity, is widespread but not imposed in a uniform way.

Here is an occasion for further and profound thanks, as both the interpretation space and the shop are offered but not imposed on you.

"If Dave seeks closure on such a personal and sensitive matter, it should be respected but not imposed upon Beth in such an adversarial and public manner".

HIV tests cannot take place without the consent of the person concerned and may be recommended but not imposed on inmates who display high risk behaviors.

"FILM" was spectacular but not imposing, its silent procession of images odd and intimate.

The federal government has tried to promote the policy, but not impose it.

He is a tall man (he was once a promising basketball player), but not imposing.

The government does not require the disclosure of donors, although Mr. Messina said the group would voluntarily disclose its sources of financing but not impose contribution limits.

He was tall and bald but not imposing, and he worried that the searing heat would lead to too much drinking.

He sees himself as something of a national cheerleader for successful education policies at the state and local level, promoting strategies but not imposing them.

A leader may offer, but not impose himself, nor be imposed on them.