Sentence examples for imposed on the view from inspiring English sources

Gropius migrated via London to the United States, where he became a professor at Harvard and designed the Pan Am building above New York's Grand Central station, much disliked for the way it imposed on the view down Park Avenue.

Despite the relative leniency of the penalties imposed on the four, the judges took the view that their convictions were liable to discourage the media from doing such work.

WASHINGTON Freshsh from winning Senate approval for a new strategic arms treaty, President Obama plans to return to the negotiating table with Russia next year in hopes of securing the first legal limits ever imposed on the smaller, battlefield nuclear weapons viewed as most vulnerable to theft or diversion.

How do you view restrictions imposed on the Internet in Middle Eastern countries?

Why do they want to impose on us the views of the minorities — the liberals and the secularists?

"If democracy is the voice of the majority and we as Islamists are the majority, why do they want to impose on us the views of minorities — the liberals and the secularists?" asked Mahmoud Nadi, 26, a student.

Like the other election law cases, social rights cases like Parents Involved and Carhart, and the corporate power cases, these decisions reflect a Court undeterred from imposing on the country the political views of the Court's majority.

"It ceases to be a university, however, when a group which is willing to use totalitarian tactics can impose on the rest of us its views".

The notion of "hate crime" may be, in effect, an extra penalty imposed on people whose views are offensive, as well as their actions.

From that position, Mau perceives the distortions that images and words can separately impose on our view of the world.

Safeguarding access avoids imposing one religious view on everyone.