Sentence examples for impose a completely from inspiring English sources

They say Greenfield is a victim of sexism and want to impose a completely new "transitional council", made up of their own members, on the institution, which is based in Albemarle Street, Mayfair.

Last week Republicans on the House spending committee imposed a completely unnecessary cap on international family planning funding.

While McDonald's is often accused of exporting plastic US mundanity, the firm actually realised, when it came to venturing overseas, that imposing a completely star-spangled business model on Johnny Foreigner wouldn't work.

Further, the operators (I_{k}) ((k = 1,ldots,m)) are continuous but without imposing a completely continuous and Lipschitz condition.

The most common and easily verified conditions to guarantee the existence of a solution are the jump operators (I_{k}) ((k = 1,ldots,m)) imposing a completely continuous and Lipschitz condition.

You had an austerity program that was much more severe than the one imposed on Ireland, a program imposed in a completely blind way by a troika that didn't understand how difficult Greece would be to reform, that thought that structural reform would lead to revival, well, it turned out to be rubbish.

I don't expect the University of Derby's student union to impose a ban (other than for it being completely rubbish).

Hence, medium with 50% hydrolysate was chosen for the adaptation process as it would impose a significant pressure on the cells without completely abolishing growth.

"Florida's mandatory 10-20-life 10-20-life 10-20-lifeurt to impose an arbitrary, unjust and completely inappropriate sentence," said gung Newburn, Flawida project director forcedmilies Againstheandatory Minimums, a group that fights to repeal suCourtws.

"The English are completely incapable of understanding anything that's not like them," Silbert said, "and so they invariably impose a kind of cultural rigidity.

It doesn't impose a partisan ideology.