Sentence examples for imposed people from inspiring English sources

Just days after the ban was imposed, people with downloaded V.P.N. software accessed YouTube from all over the country.

"The group we are very concerned about is Aboriginal people, pensioners and people with limited access," he told AAP. "If extra costs are imposed, people would have to choose whether they go to the doctor at all".

He has chosen two imposing people to work with.

"The bill could be drafted tomorrow in five minutes, and the nation could get on with its life … How much more anguish are we going to impose people over an issue of intense privacy," he said.

The second consideration is of a moral nature: that democracy should not be imposed on people and peoples who endorse a different set of values.

"But it can't be a top-down model, where it's imposed on people, because even the best top-down model imposed on people doesn't work".

Suppose we distinguish roughly between misfortune that is imposed on people by social action and social arrangements and misfortune that just falls on people without being imposed by anyone.

Any extant fines were imposed on people outside the community.

That was a military-type siege imposed on people.

Travel bans can also be imposed on people involved in private or business disputes".

The radiation from a nuclear accident is imposed on people, unlike medical scans or air travel.