Sentence examples for imposed upon our from inspiring English sources

The borders imposed upon our nations will not limit our scope of our action.

We will emerge victorious from this war, which has been imposed upon our people and all other people of the world who want peace and freedom".

According the artists, the fluorescent light was meant to signify the invasion of data privacy and surveillance that is imposed upon our lives.

This double problem (triple if we include obesity) is borne of the very high carbohydrate, low-fat diet that has been imposed upon our population since the 1980s.

If so, it is an adolescence so far free of acne, anti-authority attitudes and tattoos - except the one painfully imposed upon our young hero by the evil Voldemort.

But when that risk is imposed upon our children and all of humanity on the planet, is it too much to ask that we discuss it first?" He is not alone in his concerns.

Even the town's most progressive white residents feel imposed upon by these advancements.

As politicians, they are subject to pressures from planning boards, civic groups and other political entities that have come to equate esthetic conservatism with resistance to the radical disruption that real estate development continuously imposes upon our lives.

Isn't the risk-aversion that we impose upon our own citizens in denying them health insurance the very antithesis of boldly capitalist risk-taking and innovation?

"Nobody is going to ask us to impose upon our economy and society measures that we don't agree with," Varoufakis said.

"Puzzlingly, all this fine research by the good people at the IMF suddenly evaporates when IMF functionaries coalesce with their ECB and the European Commission colleagues in order to impose upon our government their chosen policies," he wrote.