Sentence examples for imposing any sort of from inspiring English sources

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

Chan called for countries to refrain from imposing any sort of travel restrictions on those Latin American countries where the Zika virus is spreading.

"When we were coming up with the title, we were searching for something that would be compelling to audiences, but we didn't want to impose any sort of aesthetic limitations.

This was just one of hundreds of such places across the country, with untold thousands jammed into dark streets under no guidance or rule: "People there have no recourse except to Islamists; there is no one else to impose any sort of order.

Gerrard was wayward with his shooting and failed to impose any sort of influence in midfield, while Sterling, who appealed for a penalty, appears to have lost the sharpness he displayed at the start of the season.

The case has also called into question the ability of the states to impose any sort of regulations on tribal reservations, such as labor standards and certain traffic regulations.

Jackie, in any event, finds a way to resolve her regret at not having tried harder to override Dr. Cooper, imposing a sort of vigilante justice behind the scenes.

Traditionally in the U.S., there has been a strong sense that markets impose a sort-of external rationality and efficiency on human undertakings.

"This is quite a significant step to impose losses on any sort of senior bank creditor," said Alastair Wilson, chief credit officer at Moody's Investors Service, who views depositors as a type of senior creditor.

He has imposed a sort of democracy.

They want the Judge to impose a sort of receivership on the police, creating a dual internal authority as a check on the existing leadership.