Sentence examples for impose a rigorous from inspiring English sources

"I don't want to impose a rigorous external, preconceived idea on a movie when in fact I have wonderful collaborators and I have the opportunity to respond to the actual event of shooting the film," he said.

The conservation equations impose a rigorous constraint on the pressures on the control volume, that they balance the sum of all other forces acting on the CV.

Limiting himself to a single lens, he says, imposes a rigorous discipline.

The Department for Culture has imposed a rigorous auditing process that ensures every penny is accounted for.

The SAN FRANCISCO SYMPHONY was highly regarded before Michael Tilson Thomas became its music director in 1995, but by programming adventurously and imposing a rigorous performance standard, Mr. Thomas has kicked his ensemble into the American orchestral top tier.

Jean Passerat (died 1602) left several villanelles, one so popular that it set the pattern for later poets and, accidentally, imposed a rigorous and somewhat monotonous form: seven-syllable lines using two rhymes, distributed in (normally) five tercets and a final quatrain with line repetitions.

At the Wayne Assembly Plant, where the Focus is built, Ford imposed a rigorous testing process that James Padilla, head of Ford's North American operations, used to turn around Jaguar's quality.

"No-one wants more people falling victim to offenders who come before the courts, and public protection is central to this guideline, whether this is by jailing offenders or, where appropriate, imposing a rigorous treatment order and other restrictions to prevent reoffending".

But if you impose a very rigorous factor of affordability, you will end up withdrawing the product from the people who are most likely to use it in the first place.

They want to impose a form of rigorous Islam that our society has never experienced".

In theory, this could pave the way for Georgia's mini-navy to start imposing a more rigorous form of maritime blockade.