Sentence examples for imposing any of from inspiring English sources

On Harman's view, an act's imposing any of the listed effects on the child is sufficient to establish that that act harms the child, whether the child has been made worse off or not (Harman 2004, 92 93 and 107; Harman 2009, 139).

"This government has absolutely no intention of imposing any form of state-controlled regulation of the press," he said.

To impose any of the Brexits without consent would be the real democratic denial.

Separately, she will rule on whether to impose any of the additional sanctions proposed by the nine states.

The whole system can be automated so that it does not require a person to analyze the calling pattern or impose any of the restrictions on the caller.

Judge Kollar-Kotelly must now decide whether a settlement reached by the Justice Department and Microsoft is in the public interest, or whether to impose any of the restrictions proposed by the states that are still pursuing the case.

Now Judge Kollar-Kotelly must decide whether that settlement is in the public interest and, separately, whether to impose any of the stiffer penalties proposed by the nine states that have continued the litigation against Microsoft.

I wouldn't impose any of my wishes on it other than externally being the best that they can be.

I approach this venerable institution and all its patrons with the utmost humility, trying to learn what I can and not impose any of my own ignorance and misconceptions on the proceedings.

"This is not about imposing any kind of sanctions against homosexuality," Mr. Putin said, defending the propaganda law at a news conference in June.

His view is that parents have become too selfish, and that imposing any sort of routine on a baby is 'wicked'wicked