Sentence examples for forceful imposition from inspiring English sources
In contrast, forceful imposition of US influence halfway around the world contributes to "stability" and order, in accord with traditional doctrine about who owns the world.
Still, history shows that the forceful imposition of even decent ideas in the claim of universalism tends to backfire -- creating not converts but enemies who will do anything to defend their blood and soil.
It also called for the "adoption of the Islamic system on the basis of free and direct selection of the people, not the basis of forceful imposition".
The NDP directive amounts to a "forceful imposition of a particular narrow-minded anti-Catholic ideology," he said.
By carefully delineating its stance as neither interference nor forceful imposition of its might, India has the onus of collectively driving the process of peaceful transition of Myanmar.
The report states that the Secretary General of the Muslim World League has stressed that "Islam warned against the forceful imposition of views, and that Islam has coexisted peacefully with other religious in the past.
Even as they are assaulted by Colonel Qaddafi's forces, the rebels have resisted calling for forceful Western intervention, though they support the imposition of a no-flight zone.
"It is an imposition on the taxpayers".
