Sentence examples for imposed way from inspiring English sources

Some people have not questioned or undone the rules, dogma or beliefs imposed on them from others and are still living with the confines of an imposed way of thinking.

The Cunningham certainly was sensible, in an imposing way.

ERP applications can provide organizations with relatively consistent process information reporting systems, but they often impose ways of structuring processes that are at odds with preferred ways of doing things.

This is the way imposed WOB is reduced [ 18].

Their pre-election manifesto opposed control orders because house arrest should not be imposed by way of secret evidence incapable of challenge.

It imposed its way on France even in the language one uses to talk about pesticides.

The multiracial element in Parliament has been artificially imposed by way of a racial quota to ensure that the minorities are represented.

They need to know that they can come to you with their fears, questions, doubts and dilemmas and that you will be there to help them find their way rather than imposing your way on them.

Mr. Hollande seemed genuinely horrified by this, noting that many French citizens are Muslim and somehow have not imposed Islamic ways on their communities.

From their point of view, the primary struggle is not against the Western enemy as such but against the Westernizing enemies at home, who have imported and imposed infidel ways on Muslim peoples.

And as a final incentive, if the package fails to get through, harsher and more immediate cuts will automatically be imposed, in ways that politicians of both stripes would hate.