Sentence examples for determined to impose from inspiring English sources

Instead, it appears determined to impose its will by force.

But Taney was determined to impose a judicial solution on the slavery controversy.

This government seems determined to impose its vision of education regardless of the evidence or professional opinion".

In Quebec in 2011, the students fought an authoritarian neoliberal government, determined to impose tuition fee rises, and won handsomely.

What joins them is the common sentiment that an increasingly autocratic Mr Erdogan is determined to impose his worldview.

McLeroy is part of a large and powerful movement determined to impose a thoroughly distorted, ultra-partisan, Christian nationalist version of US history on America's public school students.

The effect, oddly, is one of restraint, as if the author is carefully holding herself in check, determined not to impose her own judgments.

"Based on this new information, I have concluded that the discipline imposed upon you in July was insufficient under all the circumstances and have determined instead to impose an indefinite suspension," Goodell wrote in the letter obtained by ESPN.

A council of top regulators was set to meet on Tuesday to determine how to impose new rules on the industry after a few S.E.C. commissioners scuttled a previous push to improve the safety and transparency of the funds.

Determined to introduce — or rather impose — this inspiring vision of God's word on her social group and America in general, she plunges into her project partly to avoid dealing with her alcoholic husband and troubled daughter.

The board is also required to determine whether to impose limits on the terms of its members.