Sentence examples for imposing approach from inspiring English sources

The last Thomson stroll is to Great Western Road, designed in the 1830's as an imposing approach to the city.

This is not about Westminster imposing an approach – it is about giving local communities the power to decide on vital issues like admissions policies for local schools".

However, currently the way in which they are imposing the approach onto local Zambians does not always resonate with the realities of those they are trying to serve.

The problem with lawyers who tried to impose this approach was that they did not realise that often, it just didn't work.

Over the past two years, it has been able to impose this approach on Europe's governments but not on their voters, who have thrown out incumbent governments whenever they have had the opportunity.

In practical terms there is a danger of a manager trying to impose an approach that worked with one group of players at one particular time on another group of players at another time and finding that in those new circumstances those methods are less appropriate.

Since outsourcing implies a client-provider relationship, the client would be in a position to impose this approach.

No correction was made for small trees because our final DBH comparison range was constrained by the limitations imposed by approach 2 and did not extend to such low DBHs.

The first approach has the appeal of taking the Court at its word as to what the rebuttal requires and imposing a consistent approach for both plaintiffs and defendants in terms of determining price impact.

When you see them from afar, you think they might be real – and then they just get larger and more imposing as you approach them.

It has suggested a different crackdown approach: imposing payroll taxes on all earnings of any S corp owner who owns more than 50% of the corporation.