Sentence examples for hastily imposing from inspiring English sources
"Since the collapse, Eastern Europeans have obsessed with shedding old stereotypes and hastily imposing new ones themselves," he said in an e-mail.
The empowerment schools have also shown signs of success, with better rates of attendance and grades.But some who favoured mayoral control in 2002 now complain that Mr Bloomberg is a dictator, hastily imposing plans after little public input.
"The story was not that Bush was delaying a hastily imposed regulation," Mr. Luntz wrote, "but rather he was actively putting in more arsenic in the water".
Understandably so: Milner's intelligence means he can take on board a hastily imposed game plan and his dedication means he sticks to it.
In the first week in July this year, fishermen in 22 provinces across Thailand went on strike, protesting about the hastily imposed reforms,which they say are costing the industry $444m a month.
But things make more sense if you look at recent events as merely the latest in a decades-long series of naval clashes between the two Koreas resulting from a disputed sea boundary that was hastily imposed by the United Nations forces — without North Korean agreement — after the 1953 armistice that halted the Korean War.
In fact, the Japanese Constitution was hastily written and imposed by an occupying power seeking to serve its own interests.
He sidled up to tourists, putting his arm around them gently, without seeming to touch them, and then stood about a half step away — a distance both respectful and imposing — while they hastily peeled off a few bills.
But the administration feared that if the measures were imposed too hastily, they could disrupt the oil market, driving up prices and alienating countries, including close allies, that the United States is seeking to enlist in its pressure campaign against Iran.
