Sentence examples for imposing need from inspiring English sources

Commercial products are highly expensive and associated with an imposing need for repeated injections.

With Washington's failure to impose needed background checks on gun sales — even after the slaughter of children in Newtown, Conn.

But, apparently, there are many who continue to cower, who view terrorists as much more fearsome than homegrown American mass murderers and the American civilian jury system as too "soft" to impose needed justice.

Lawyers backing the deal, in turn, countered that it was a solid settlement that would restore 100% of what was owed to customers and impose needed reforms.

At a press conference Thursday, they called on Congress to reject the proposed Regulatory Accountability Act, which they say would make it more difficult to impose needed rules.

Actual trends in the automotive industry lead to an increasing use of lightweight structures imposing the need for high strength aluminium alloys combined with complex shape.

It was preferable that the lesion measured 3.5 cm without this criterion imposing the need for adjuvant external radiation.

It's a fascinating theme to impose, the need to redeem oneself by saving others.

Edinburgh is held to impose a need for meaning, narrative and coherence that is inimical to "pure" standup.

Yassin justified the change of strategy by saying that new realities - a product of the "divine will" - had imposed the need for a new, activist form of jihad.

This dynamic behavior imposes the need to improve the Frame control block to be more flexible.