Sentence examples for impose through from inspiring English sources

Moskowitz's goal is to impose, through demography and population transfer, a political agenda on the state.

· The illusion of control that they seek to impose through this summit has become self-defeating.

This exertion of control over people's lives in order to prevent protest against or near the Olympics extends beyond conditions police can impose through bail or asbos.

It also has to persuade the guerrillas that, once demobilised, they can take a full part in democratic politics, freely arguing for the reforms they now wish to impose through the gun.

As for red tape, the department is now being held publicly to account for the regulatory burdens we impose through the implementation review unit, upon which your executive member Mike Grant plays a powerful role.

Smith and Hayek resorted to the idea of a spontaneous order not to argue against the necessity of government, but to argue against mercantilism and the micromanagement of the economy, and to remind us that the patterns of behaviour that arise from the rules we impose through legislation often fail to match our best-laid plans.

This has motivated the study of synthetic molecular wires that impose through-space charge transport schemes either by a combined though-bond/through-space channel34,35,36,37,38 or by a through-space channel39,40,41,42, and also of DNA43,44,45,46,47,48,49 in which base pairs are stacked at virtually the graphitic interlayer distance.

It's imposed through use of a mandatory verb "shall".

This will is likely to be imposed through violence.

The excise increase will be imposed through tariff proposals to be tabled in the House of Representatives this week.

However, additivity, if desired, may be imposed through the selection of appropriate parameters of the prior.