Sentence examples for impose a vision from inspiring English sources
The transparent and obvious goal was to use deficit fears to impose a vision of small government and low taxes, especially on the wealthy.
Yet it is right to see him not as an outsider trying to impose a vision on Persia but rather as an insider who consciously created a public image of Persia out of his own sense of beauty and belonging.
"He tried to impose a vision but never seemed to be completely clear what that vision should be," Ferdinand said in an extract from his autobiography #2Sides, which is being serialised in The Sun ."Unintentionally, he created a negative vibe where, with Fergie, it had always been positive.
Macaulay's project is to impose a vision of martial action as an accepted universal urge and to meld that vision with the discourse of both poetics and civilization.
"By imposing a vision, backed by rules and conditions, Draghi is achieving what politicians are not achieving," Mr. Merk said.
It is Marxist reasoning, and imposes a vision of historical necessity upon its time".
He has filled our institutions with people who propagate a certain divisive ideology and is now imposing a vision of India that excludes India's Dalits, tribals and minorities.
The monarchs have been in full control since independence in 1971, imposing a vision of modernity that often seems geared toward outdoing the world's biggest powers — and sometimes themselves.
It is really an attempt to impose a radical vision on our country.
"Disguised as deficit reduction plans, it is really an attempt to impose a radical vision on our country.
