Sentence examples for has failed to impose from inspiring English sources
Over that time, Mrs Gandhi's son, Rahul Gandhi, the expected heir, has failed to impose himself.
The 1-1 home tie Saturday against the lowly Everton was the fifth time in six games that Chelsea has failed to impose its power.
Some suggest that with the deeper talent pool in England Klinsmann would have a better chance of implementing the style of play and mindset he has failed to impose on the USA.
Fear and anger pervade this city in equal measure - fear that Israel's airstrikes may intensify once the foreigners have all escaped, and anger that the world has failed to impose a ceasefire.
It is the second time this year the first was a no-confidence vote against Mr Kan in June that Mr Ozawa has failed to impose his will on the party, though that is not to say that he will stop making mischief for the new leader.Mr Maehara's performance, at first glance, was disappointing.
The news website Rue89 said the decision to award the peace prize to the EU was a "paradox"."If Europe has succeeded in making war impossible between its members it has failed to impose itself so well as a power that counts at a world level," it wrote.
On Fox News, Rubio said that President Obama had failed to impose a sufficiently strong ultimatum on the Iran negotiations.
The audit also determined that the parks department had failed to impose work deadlines on the developer and had not adequately examined invoices submitted for city payment.
The bureau's hand was strengthened by Energy Department officials eager to counteract the impression that the agency had failed to impose strict security procedures.
Worse than all this for Mr Putin is that it looks like he has backed a loser and, having failed to impose Mr Yanukovich on the Ukrainians, he now looks weak.
The Forestry Commision (FC), which manages much of the New Forest, have failed to impose any penalties since a high-profile failed prosecution in 2006, says Cadbury. "No-one is willing to make a stand against it here," she says.
