Sentence examples for imposed value from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the values of GFI and AGFI are above the limit of 0.900, recording a 0.972, respectively, a 0.940 value, while CFI is exceeding 0.900 (being 0.983 see Table 3) the imposed value for a model of such complexity and sample size.

There's more truth in the notion that homophobia is a Western imposed value than homosexuality itself, despite the rhetoric of Uganda's President Museveni.

Autonomy implies the ability to make decisions under a personal rather than an externally imposed value system.

Regulations are imposed — values are inspired, celebrated and championed.

Conservatives seem more interested in imposed values — theirs, of course — than in the "shared" ones invoked by Mr. Wilkinson.

It's just a pity that, having sabotaged one set of imposed values, Davies finally allows the children to become mouthpieces for her own clearly articulated message.

Last week, a day after The New York Times inquired about the Altria stock, Dr. Desmond-Hellmann and her husband, also a doctor, ordered it to be immediately sold and imposed "values screening" on their personal investments.

Sometimes Ms. Scarf must impose value judgments to make the genogram work.

The governments manage their finances and expenditures by imposing value to its citizens' assets and businesses through taxation.

At the same time, if there is no commitment to the essential justice of existing arrangements, constant challenges or else a crusading attempt to impose value systems are inevitable.

But it also represents a potential political minefield.Vicente Fox's failure to impose value added tax (VAT) on food and medicine in 2001 was among the first of many of the former president's failings.