To Mr Najib's left, Anwar Ibrahim, the opposition leader, sees it as an American effort "to impose its brand of economic model".
Others say they are imposing their brand of radical feminism on women in the Middle East and Africa — in cultures where a more subtle approach would be more effective and safer.
But multiculturalism becomes a problem when Orthodoxy, revelling in new political strength, seeks to impose its brand of Judaism on the rest, or when the rest believe that this is happening.
Companies would only be allowed to make "a saloon", "an SUV", "a small hatch", and so on, of a pre-ordained (by me, obviously) generic appearance without imposing their brand identity in any way.
State religion imposes one brand of faith, forcing people to participate in its traditions and skewing the political system to give its followers preferential treatment over the rest of the society".
State religion imposes one brand of faith, forcing people to participate in its traditions and skewing the political system to give its followers preferential treatment over the rest of the society". Lord Carey's use of "secular conformity" is both oxymoronic and blatantly hypocritical.
He vows to integrate acquired health care plans slowly, getting systems in place before imposing his brand of cost discipline.
"We knew they would be physical and direct but I want to congratulate my players because we managed to impose our brand of football even though the pitch suited them.
A soulless weasel who cut loose from his donkey roots long ago, Rahm is now imposing his brand of ugly, conservative Democratic politics on Chicago as its Mayor.
I have no issue with corporations contributing to the support of our parks, but God forbid that they have an ego big enough or rude enough to want to impose their "brand" on our collective treasures.
They imposed their own brand of Islam.
