Sentence examples for impose message from inspiring English sources

Most of those involved in the campaign speak very highly of his contribution, in particular his ability to impose message discipline on the party, and his decision to focus heavily on winning Liberal Democrat seats in the south-west of England, some of which were considered impregnable, but eventually fell to the Tories.

FreedomWorks didn't even try to impose message discipline because the cacophony is the message.

Leonard Downie, a former executive editor of the Washington Post, said it was too early to make historical comparisons, and that it is rare to learn about an administration's internal efforts to impose message discipline. .

He didn't impose his message, because the message that God is love cannot be imposed!

The problem is that, although the information transmitted by the two types of system is the same, for example both systems may indicate that there is a problem at a given location on the road, the different strategies impose different messages.

But it's not something that imposes a message on anyone else.

"I wanted to go along a path with my audience, sharing my own emotions as they developed rather than imposing a message," he said.

It supported the UN resolution that imposed sanctions a message loud enough for even Mr Kim to hear through his still echoing nuclear boom.

It will also review the potential for enhancing folate provision via the food supply, focussing on data arising from the EU-funded work on folate (QLK1-1999-00576 & QLRT-2002-2740), the impact of food fortification schemes in those countries where they are allowed, and the limitations imposed on message delivery by current EU labelling regulations.

The result of the current administration cracking down on leaks or imposing strict message discipline, Landay said, will be that national security reporters like him "are going to try harder to do our jobs".

The point of ambiguity in architecture is that it creates mental space for you to fill with your own imagination; it allows you to inhabit a place with your thoughts, whereas modern retail architecture likes to impose a single message to keep you focused on the business in hand: shop, shop, shop.