Sentence examples for has always been imposed from inspiring English sources

"[Historically], the peace that the usurpers want has always been imposed by the violence of weapons, the assassination of Mapuche leaders, torture, rape, and exile," he explained.

As summer turned to fall, Motion watched Animal Kingdom's professionalism catch up to what has always been an imposing physique.

At 6 feet 4 inches and 265 pounds, Jacobs has always been an imposing figure in the backfield, but beginning his second tour as a Giants player, Jacobs arrived chastened.

Neve has always been angular and imposing.

"I think it's positive, because the city has always been notorious for imposing all sorts of requirements and new standards which often take people by surprise," said Mr. Liu, who has sometimes clashed with the Department of Transportation.

As the buyer of most of Sudan's oil, China has always been the key to imposing real pressure on its murdering government.

The rule of law, collectively imposed, has always been essential to healthy capitalism.

He has the caution of a crown prince who has always been intensely aware of the demands imposed by his destiny.

Yet he has always been at the mercy of the restraints imposed on him — a de facto salary cap in the largest market in the nation — by the Wilpons, who in the past few years have needed bridge loans and investments from minority partners to find working capital and to pay off some of their debt.

Preventing this transition has always been the goal of the US embargo, which imposes sanctions more comprehensive than any we impose on Iran, Sudan, or Syria.

It has always been a way of constructing a rationale for imposing US interests on less powerful nations.