Sentence examples for imposes just from inspiring English sources

Is every stringent good substitutable without loss by a good that imposes just actual demands?

Or by a good that imposes just demands of an expectational kind? Background reading: Robert Nozick "The Experience Machine"; Shelley Kagan "The Limits of Well-Being"; Robert Goodin and Frank Jackson "Freedom from Fear"; Joseph Raz "Reasons for Action, Decisions, and Norms"; Thomas Nagel "Death" Seminar 11: Evaluative stringency explains certain anomalies of commonsense thought.

In other hands, the portrayal of a motherless household would swing between wackiness and mawkishness, but Scott Hicks, the director, keeps the tone grounded and wry, and Alan Cubitt's screenplay imposes just enough of a structure on Carr's memoir while retaining its aching sense of loss, as well as its funniest punchlines.

(Paragraph 9) Why is it that one spiritual father imposes a penance of an entire year's absention from Holy Communion for a certain wrongdoing, while another imposes just a month or even a week?

Unfortunately, those constraints are being imposed just as America faces a growing strategic challenge.

And the alternate-week pickup schedule the city imposed just last year?

On Iran, the administration is preparing economic sanctions similar to those the Obama administration imposed just over a year ago.

Now they are changing their tune, trying to repeal the strict disclosure rules they imposed just last year.

Moreover, these unrealistic caps on legal Mexican migration were being imposed just as the two economies were becoming increasingly interconnected.

"Curfew is imposed just to break the will of the people," said a young sociology student who gave his name as Sheik.

"They have not forgotten the dismal performance of many of these funds in 2008, their high fees and the gates imposed just when they wanted their money back".