Sentence examples for impose a new form from inspiring English sources
The systematic targeting of journalists, media figures, bloggers and activists by the military prosecutor shows a clear attempt to impose a new form of censorship on Egyptian citizens.
But Darrell Johnson, president and chief executive of FRANdata, a leading franchise analysis business, predicted that the tighter lending environment would impose a new form of natural selection on franchisers.
Fearing that the Westminster Assembly, established by the Parliament to reform the church, would impose a new form of church government on them, churches from the four Puritan colonies Massachusetts Bay, Plymouth, Connecticut, and New Haven met in a voluntary synod in 1648.
If that is true, then it is essential to either impose a new form of taxation that corporations cannot evade through such inversion scams ( a point that Donald Trump, of all people, made in the most recent debate) or for governments to cooperate to prohibit such a race to the bottom.
Protesters accuse President Morsi, a member of the Islamist Muslim Brotherhood, of imposing a new form of authoritarianism and betraying the values of their uprising two years ago.
But updated critical productions, seeking to impose a new interpretation on the work being staged, constitute a radical form of revisionism and hence of criticism.
A cut in one place might impose a new burden or cost elsewhere in the organization.
The emphasis on top-down thinking, rather than anything created writer-up, meant that a new form of censorship began to impose itself.
Critics of cap-and-trade programs say they constitute a new form of taxation because they impose additional costs on electric utilities that are then passed on to customers.
"When you destroy economies and are able to impose censorship on the world … it's more than vandalism, it's a new form of warfare".
