Not that she wanted to impose structure on him.
While she said she disliked generalizations, she thought it was particularly important to impose structure on younger workers.
The division into three "acts" – "The Rise", "The Apogee", and "The Decline" suggests an effort to impose structure, but these themes are barely reflected in the text.
When the Crucible staged Benefactors and Copenhagen together, you began to understand how all of Frayn's characters wrestle with the problem of seeking to impose structure on an intractable universe.
And the urbanist and designer Stan Allen, now dean of the Princeton School of Architecture, points out that "rather than impose structure, leading to closure and more precise definition, MVRDV works to keep the schema open as long as possible, so that it can absorb as much information as possible".
Blue, green, yellow, and so on do not exist as distinct colours in nature, waiting to be labelled differently, as it were, by different languages; they come into existence, for the speakers of particular languages, by virtue of the fact that those languages impose structure upon the continuum of colour and assign to three of the areas thus recognized the words "blue," "green," "yellow".
First, we inherently and ubiquitously impose structures of meaning upon all forms of experience.
However, our innate need to impose structures of meaning generates a cognitive adaptive reconfiguration of these events [ 64].
Some longtime residents have expressed disappointment with the imposing structure.
The imposing structure in Lower Manhattan was built during the Civil War.
Mr. Alemanno had promised to dismantle the imposing structure if elected.
