Sentence examples for imposing a decision from inspiring English sources

For all the court's reservations about imposing a decision undemocratically, these facts on the ground show that a ruling in favour of gay marriage wouldn't exactly force a new reality.

In his first BBC interview, the former Norwegian prime minister argues that military preparations will get boosted because "this is not me imposing a decision on the allies, but it's the allied countries that have made the decisions".

Clegg said he had never sought to impose a decision on his wife or son for political reasons.

"She announces she doesn't agree with them and then imposes a decision using maintenance work as an excuse," he says.

The time may come when Mr. Kubovy has to impose a decision against the will of some of the artistic directors.

It was just a pity that they couldn't organise their own league; that there was no authority to impose a decision or propose a solution – whether right or wrong – and force it through; that on a match day there no clear channel of organisation.

In their meetings, Quakers do not let anyone impose a decision on the group.

Arbitrations are private, alternative dispute resolutions that are heard by an impartial arbitrator who reviews the evidence in the case and imposes a decision that is legally binding on both sides and enforceable in the courts.

But if the administration declines to respond, the tribunal has the authority to impose a decision that, while powerless to arrest or imprison the agents, could have an impact on federal policy down the road.

One example he cited is how the religious authorities in Barqa have recently imposed a decision on the military governor in the eastern region to prevent women in Libya from leaving the house without a male guardian.

Thus, the transformation procedure imposes a decision on which parameters to fix and which to allow to change.