Sentence examples for go imposing from inspiring English sources

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Health secretaries have come and gone, imposing new measures of varying unpopularity on the NHS, but not one has managed to so completely unite doctors in their dislike and alienate healthcare workers across the board in the way he has.

"We certainly wouldn't go for imposing gay marriage on the country administratively," Mr. Gacek said.

On and on they go, imperiously imposing their will on all but one another except for the rarest occasions.

"If you go about imposing the Volcker rule, I think it would be difficult to do it on a purely legislative basis, because of the potential for having unintended consequences," Mr. Bernanke told the banking committee at a hearing.

How far should a university go in imposing restrictions on their professors and trainees?

And the religious factions will go on imposing their will on others unless the decent people connected with them recognize that religion has no place in public policy".

It has also raised questions over how far a state can go to impose its rules on Indian tribes.

"Without being a Catholic", he says, "I think many Catholic things".How far can the bishops go to impose Catholic views on society?

We find out how they implement what they see as God's law in Bizerte, and how far they are prepared to go to impose it on others.

It doesn't mean we're going to impose it on anybody else, but we certainly do have the freedom and right to impose it on ourselves: what we eat, how we dress, when we pray, etc".