Sentence examples for create and impose from inspiring English sources

New technology — and new methods of propaganda — gave dictators the ability to create and impose their own versions of reality.

"We do not want to create and impose arbitrary or unenforceable rules, or worse, inch our event towards a Talibanesque ban on exposure of skin," she told the BBC.

ISIS seeks to create a state, to occupy and control areas, to govern, not just to dream of or speak of but to create and impose their version of a transnational caliphate, with its harsh version of law and order.

As stated earlier, implied warranties are not expressly represented in the written or oral sales agreement but are created and imposed through application of law, usually the UCC.

It may be a pleasure for the dancers but no liberation for them; rather, it's one woman's liberation — that of Violet (Greta Gerwig), the student who created and imposed it.

The Maoris argue that anthropologists may have created and imposed this culture but it is theirs now, they are proud of it and so let them believe what they want to.

It requires you, moreover, to learn to read the family's private language, a language created and imposed by the eponymous father, and though the learning curve is nowhere near as steep as with Joyce or Faulkner, you're still basically being asked to learn a language good for absolutely nothing but enjoying this one particular book.

Pogge's argument insists that international poverty and underdevelopment and the death and wasted potential this entails find their causal origin in a set of global institutions created and imposed by the wealthy nations of the world upon the global poor (Pogge 2010a; Pogge 2002).

The royal ordinance created and imposed the so-called Office of the Protomedicus of the Sardinian Reign in Cagliari.

"If you don't just look at the score, we had the ambition to create something and impose something on our opponents and not just be in a position of waiting, and I think we did that," he said.

States could create the exchange, enter a partnership with the federal government, or, if a state does nothing, the federal government will create the exchange and impose it on the state.