Sentence examples for designed to impose from inspiring English sources

The EU was never designed to impose rigid uniformity.

The mission is designed to impose a no-fly zone and keep Colonel Qaddafi from using airpower against rebel forces in the east.

The bill is "designed to impose reasonable limits on law enforcement's authority without hampering their ability to investigate and prevent terrorism," Mr. Durbin said.

So those who oppose violence need to provide Palestinians with a real alternative in the form of an international solidarity campaign designed to impose an enormous cost on Israel for maintaining the status quo.

Cameron and his Czech counterpart sat it out – the only two EU leaders not endorsing a deal designed to impose stronger financial discipline on the eurozone, with sanctions for countries breaching debt and deficit limits.

The local housing allowance (LHA) cap was designed to impose a standard rate for housing benefit claims, preventing high rents being covered, and standardising housing benefit rates in order to trim the welfare bill.

This paper proposes PINK (Passive INverse feedbacK), a queue management algorithm designed to indirectly impose a certain resource allocation policy on defined sets of client hosts.

It was designed to be imposing and it succeeds at that.

Like the church or the palace, the place of the law has a set of spatial and material tropes designed to give imposing physical body to the abstract institutional powers they seek to invoke: rich wood, thick drapery, polished stone, leather upholstery.

A demand-flow system was designed to reduce imposed WOB.

So normal human biological nature, in this sense, is an idealization designed to let us impose order on variation.