Sentence examples for imposing a message from inspiring English sources
"I wanted to go along a path with my audience, sharing my own emotions as they developed rather than imposing a message," he said.
The Indian government responded by imposing a five message limit on bulk text messaging, and now The Times of India reports that India may crack down on Twitter if the company doesn't comply with requests to remove "objectionable content".
The point of ambiguity in architecture is that it creates mental space for you to fill with your own imagination; it allows you to inhabit a place with your thoughts, whereas modern retail architecture likes to impose a single message to keep you focused on the business in hand: shop, shop, shop.
However, this process is time consuming and imposes a high message overhead in the network which in turn consumes a part of the bandwidth available for data packet delivery [14].
While the party was in power, press secretary Alastair Campbell installed a centralised organisation to coordinate government communication and impose a united message to be delivered by ministers.
Enron proposed, according to the e-mail message, imposing a cross-collateralization that allowed Mr. Fastow to remove the new structure any time he wanted.
Too often we have heard that — even in severe cases — only weak sanctions are imposed, sending a message that the employer doesn't really care about stopping bad behavior.
To the Editor: So the Westchester County Legislature voted to ban text messaging while driving, imposing a $150 fine ("Legislators Vote to Ban Texting While Driving, Sept. 14).
If political conventions long ago stopped picking nominees and started selling them, the Republicans are intent this summer on refining the tone of the sales pitch and imposing an unparalleled degree of message discipline on the proceedings.
Banks were imposing a limit on withdrawals.
