Sentence examples for imposed that they from inspiring English sources

The one that understood that no matter how many rules we imposed, that they would always buck against them the moment we turned our backs.

Justice Potter Stewart wrote for the majority that executions were "so wantonly and so freakishly imposed" that they were "cruel and unusual in the same way that being struck by lightning is cruel and unusual".

They imposed that on us last night, and that's the reality.

They imposed that vision on city women accustomed to far more liberty and opportunity.

Why should the Occidental world impose that they wear shorts to run?" In 1996, 26 nations sent only male athletes to the Olympics.

Even when the groups use interpreters, they often get stuck in roundelays of Canadian and Syrian courtesy, so reluctant to impose that they do not say what they mean.

While the limitations of currently available techniques mean that empirical results should be interpreted with some caution, attempting to account for social effects is likely to be less restrictive than simply imposing that they cannot exist.

As clinicians morally coerce patients to end their lives (or impose that choice themselves) they will say that such is the caring thing to do, to free the friends and family who would otherwise be bound by responsibility.

This stirred up much publicity of the views of Governor Cuomo and Geraldine Ferraro, who both say that they oppose abortion personally, but do not feel that they can impose that opinion on others.

"They want to impose that because they feel leaving the single market would be a threat to some of their voters and to some trade union members," he says.

Blok and Pigozzi's definition in Blok &Pigozzi 1989 was given only for finitary logics and moreover they imposed that the sets of defining equations and of equivalence formulas should be finite.