Sentence examples for impose a way from inspiring English sources

"Both want to impose a way for the world to see Anne Frank".

We cannot allow common barbarians to impose a way of life on us," said Képénékian.

Matteo Salvini, head of the Northern League, which is gaining popularity, took to the airwaves to criticise Muslims in Italy for "trying to impose a way of life that is incompatible with ours".

For many others, though, it will mean liberation from an autocrat who has tried not only to impose a way of thinking and of behaving, but also a militarized government, and a divisive political project that has deeply polarized Venezuelan society.

The Kurdish leaders say that in the villages under their control, the militants have established a pocket version of Afghanistan under the Taliban, with heavily bearded mullahs imposing a way of life patterned on the village culture of ancient Islam.

Mandatory celibacy is the cause of the abuse, many Latino evangelicals and pastors said in interviews, and the Catholic Church is to blame because it has imposed a way of life not sanctioned by the Bible.

They can search your bag at any time, and they say: "If you have nothing to hide, what's the problem?" But that's the real danger – imposing a way of talking about things which claims to be rational, but that's really a collective mindlessness.

In previous efforts, notably in California, critics contended that opposition to Aryan Invasion Theory was simply a case of Hindu historical revisionism or the idea that Hindus simply couldn't accept outsiders imposing a way of life upon ancient Indian society.

While many economists agree with his desire to stop bailing out developing countries, some have scolded him for seeking to impose a new way of doing things overnight.

Often, CAD software applications have limitations (tools fail to work the way they should, the user interface is not appropriate, the software is not affordable for students, and so forth) that impose a specific way of working.

Recent bylaws specify an exclusive forum for litigation of corporate governance claims, limit shareholder claims to resolution through arbitration, and (most controversially) impose a one-way regime of fee shifting on shareholder litigants.