Sentence examples for imposing new ideas from inspiring English sources

"There is a dialogue -- you build it, the object is imposing new ideas," Ms. Kamena said.

What was needed, she said, was for the US to take a lead in introducing or imposing new ideas.

Paintings emerge from the seemingly effortless frenzy of flourishes, some successful, some merely a mimicry of Picasso performing himself—“superficial,” he cries out at one point, then revises his failed work, backtracking, shifting the weight, collaging, adding color, imposing new ideas in a continual, fluid process.

Using daily affirmations and meditation are great ways to impose new ideas into your mind and help you build greater confidence.

As the following quotations illustrate, the facilitators took care not to impose new ideas in a prescriptive way, rather seeking to feed them into the discussions to serve as the raw materials for the development of new ways of being and seeing.

Some senators have been discussing the idea of imposing new sanctions on Iran that would kick in after six months or if Iran violated terms of an interim deal reached 10 days ago that attempts to contain its nuclear program.

At first, it will seem like it's not working but keep pressing on with imposing these new ideas for 30 to 90 days or for as long as you need to.

Consistent with the idea that therapies impose new selective pressures, a recent, genetic comparison of pretherapy and relapse samples in acute lymphoblastic leukemia found that the clone detected at relapse was often present as a minority clone prior to therapy (Mullighan et al. 2008).

But business groups attacked the general idea, saying it would impose new burdens on employers without necessarily improving compliance with labor laws.

The administration had sought to tighten the income requirements for families receiving health insurance for children, but it has backed away from that idea, citing new federal health care legislation, and decided to impose new co-pays instead.

The bill will not impose new taxes.