Sentence examples for impose mass from inspiring English sources

'I think it is dangerous to impose mass immigration on a people who don't want it.

On one hand, the resolution spares Mr. Bloomberg from becoming the first mayor in nearly 40 years to impose mass teacher layoffs.

It is crucial to employ an area-weighted average for the convection velocity in order to impose mass conservation in the presence of mesh stretching.

That's why they campaign for legal reform; that's why they liberate data; that's why they form mass movements to stop the drive to kill net neutrality or impose mass surveillance.

The CWU is opposing government plans to privatise Royal Mail, mindful that new owners are likely to impose mass redundancies, and the move by Unite could see both unions combining to fight the privatisation plans.

It can build as many websites and social networks as it likes, but as long as it tries to impose mass solutions from the top in a world of personalized solutions from the bottom, it is doomed to fail – and our nation continue its slide into debt and enfeeblement.

And they will continue to claim that imposing mass unemployment is the only responsible course of action.

Scattered across this imposing mass are innumerable references to ordinary household things, ranging from cooking pans and crockery to beds, chests, and garments.

The imposing mass moves slowly on a set of tracks through large holes cut like wounds through the walls of the museum.

Hopes were revived by an unexpected event: from the imposing mass of the theatre, countless bats and doves came flying out in all directions.

And some of the recent cuts have consisted almost entirely of quickly imposed mass layoffs, forcing thousands of workers to hunt for new jobs.