Sentence examples for imposed instead of from inspiring English sources

Too often, though, the play's wackiness feels imposed instead of organic.

For low-level first-time offences, such as shoplifting and vandalism, this could be imposed instead of a time-consuming caution.

As part of the government's Road Safety Plan, to be published this week, the fixed penalty notice for dangerous mobile use will rise to £150 from £100, while persistent offenders will face having four penalty points imposed instead of three.

But the bill omits tough work requirements House Republicans sought to impose, instead allowing a limited number of states to carry out pilot projects.

American political misogyny is inflamed by anger at this clucking overclass: who are they to do battle by imposing rectitude instead of by actually doing battle?

In the realistic films that he undertook, however, such a technique is effective only when it utilizes the concrete elements implicit in the action; it loses validity when its symbols are imposed upon reality instead of being implied by it.

"As for the matter of my judicial philosophy, I didn't have one — and didn't want one," he writes piously, explaining his reluctance to answer the senators' questions about his views: "A philosophy that is imposed from without instead of arising organically from day-to-day engagement with the law isn't worth having.

Hence there is a growing need for the OSN authorities to design restrictions that fulfill their objectives while minimizing user-dissatisfaction; this is evident from the innovative 'soft' cut-off imposed in Twitter instead of the traditional 'hard' cut-offs in other OSNs.

Caltech astronomer Fritz Zwicky was brought in as head of the company's research department, and Haley replaced von Kármán as Aerojet chairman and imposed payroll cuts instead of reducing JATO output; the alternative was to cut staff numbers while maintaining more generous salaries, but Haley's priority was Aerojet's contribution to the war effort.

Some brokers impose these restrictions instead of charging redemption fees; others impose them in addition to fees.

According to Turkish newspaper reports, the 70-point proposal includes provisions to allow detainees' testimony to be heard in court by video link, obviating the need to transport them from primes that are sometimes far away, and to enable judges to impose house arrest, instead of prison detention, for charges carrying maximum penalties of five years or less.