Sentence examples for impose views on from inspiring English sources

"But a president can't impose views on society..

Dandridge added: "What is very uncomfortable about this argument is you are assuming that we have the right to impose views on participants.

That element of voluntary choice is really critical, it's not a question of imposing views on students here".

They hate each other even more than they hate the secular elite, so it would be hard for any one group to impose its views on the country.

And Mr Miliband evidently lacks the authority to impose his views on his colleagues.

Yet it palpably lacks the power to impose its views on others.

Traditionally, Germany has taken a back seat in Europe, reluctant to impose its views on others.

Yet she does not impose her views on others' work, authors say.

Lecturers were not empowered to impose their views on the students.

It's highly patronising and dangerous to impose your views on everyone else..

" She said her late husband did not want to impose his views on Joe.