Sentence examples for impose it as from inspiring English sources

The United States, however, has had a tradition of more private, or free enterprise, and has tried merely to regulate insurance and not to impose it as a government plan.

Hall said top-slicing was "not a good idea in principle or practice" and he would regard any attempt to impose it as a "reopening" of the pre-budget funding agreement made between the BBC and the Treasury in July.

Science reaches beyond itself to undervalue mythic insight, and religion is wrong to impose it as a substitute for what can become clearer if we let the scientific method function.

Economic integration may be brought about by the political will of a state powerful enough to impose it, as under the Roman Empire or the European colonial systems of the 19th century, or it may result from freely negotiated agreement between sovereign states, as was more common in the 20th century.

He even got Chhattisgarh, ruled by the Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party, or B.J.P., to impose it as such; circulars were sent to schools all over the state, its chief minister, Raman Singh, piously announced at the guru's Raipur ashram in January.

"I am sure that the city will attempt to impose it as a pattern, but just like D.C. 37 and the city should have the latitude to come to an agreement that meets their needs, the members of other unions and the city should be able to come to an agreement that meets their needs".

Although several courts have recognized the declining percentage principle, none have imposed it as a per se rule.

Potential jurors had to be "death qualified"—that is, open to the possibility of imposing it as a sentence.

These kinds of problems can be solved a lot more easily by relaxing the integer constraint, i.e., by allowing the decision variable to take any value between 0 and 1, rather than imposing it as either 0 or 1.

It would have been completely unrealistic (and offensive, no less) to have actually imposed it as an official rule and apply fines to those who didn't comply.

Although the ordering of the actions described below is not imposed, it evolved as an efficient procedure by experimentation and we suggest it as a reasonable starting point for less experienced users.