Sentence examples for eager to impose from inspiring English sources

Del Toro told me that the group was off to a great start, but he was eager to impose discipline.

For some, the country is democratising too fast, straight into the hands of Islamists eager to impose a reactionary moral order.

A new cadre of activists arose — hostile to suburbia, skeptical of capitalism and eager to impose greater regulations and costs on small businesses.

In other cases the drive to sanitize comes from the left, eager to impose its own multicultural, feminist worldviews and worried about offending religious or ethnic groups.

And even when it comes into being the Lebanese government is not going to be eager to impose its will on Hizbullah by force.

The United States was too eager to impose duties on Scottish cashmere and Italian cheese in a dispute over banana trade, according to a World Trade Organization ruling.

He did, however, say the US was eager not to impose further sanctions on Russia.

Instead, it was as eager as the church to impose a single creed on the nation: laïcité.

A critical development in her thinking occurred when she noticed that even anti-regulation ideologues in the corporate world were often eager for the federal government to impose restrictive controls on their competitors.

But while the contemporary heirs of Holmes are often eager to use the courts to impose their own visions of the good and true on citizens, Holmes himself rejected the crude proposition that all law is politics.

Not just the prominent leaders and their organized cadres but the mass of conservative believers are often portrayed as an angry army on the march, legions of intolerant zealots eager to use governmental power to impose their favored moral order on the nation.