Sentence examples for imposed solution from inspiring English sources

"I cannot imagine an imposed solution," he says.

"An imposed solution is an imposition and not a solution.

His idea worked because a big question was championed over a fixed, imposed solution.

The anti-Assad opposition fears a deal between Washington and Moscow on an imposed solution that will leave the president in place.

Because so many governmental and quasi-public agencies have a stake in the matter, an imposed solution is out of the question.

He asserts that the Palestinian leadership is not a credible negotiating partner but that Israel must act now to avoid ceding more land in an eventual, internationally imposed solution.

But in foreign affairs, Americans yearn for home runs: clear victories and quickly imposed solutions.

Instead of waiting for public outrage and imposed solutions, Baker says the GGGI initiative can help industry players get ahead of the game.

Some advocacy groups criticised the conference's outcome as the latest in a series of imposed solutions that consequently was destined to fail.

Enlightenment culture ultimately exacerbated the problem of reform, since reform from above highlighted the disparities between high and low, raised unrealizable expectations, and imposed solutions that rarely overhauled the structure of power.

In each of these cases, it's easy to imagine how externally imposed solutions by leadership or HR would have been fiercely resisted, leading to lengthy disquisitions on how to manage or overcome employee intransigence.