Sentence examples for imposing on everyone from inspiring English sources

Rules need to be judged not only by what they are designed to accomplish or protect against, but also by the hidden costs they end up imposing on everyone who follows them.

In the liberal moral and political philosophy that has shaped much bioethical thinking to date, a strong concern to avoid imposing on everyone a single standard view of what is good is often associated with the idea that what distinguishes individuals, and what determines what is good for them, is their particular preferences or choices.

An industry standard that works across all media and technology companies is preferable in theory to one imposed on everyone else by a single company.

In a speech before 120 bishops in Lourdes on Saturday, the cardinal said the law would establish "the marriage of a few imposed on everyone".

She offers a Swiftian modest proposal: that old people should be given financial incentives to kill themselves, thereby reducing the financial burden they impose on everyone else.

I know some people like towers as urban sculpture, but that is no reason for their likes to be imposed on everyone else in perpetuity.

She thereby imposed on everyone her experience in a high-burnout job demanding extensive international travel and a commute between Washington and New Jersey.

If the US felt compelled to adhere to the same set of rules it imposes on everyone else, then the obvious answer would be "yes".

"I think I've pretty much imposed on everyone," Ms. Balducci Chapin said the other day, after a four-hour shoot at the Cavalier.

"The problem with running a campaign based on self-righteousness and moral superiority is that you had better live up to the same standard you would impose on everyone else," said Jim Barnett, Mr. Brown's campaign manager.

It would be impossible to share power with Taliban leaders, Mr. Abdullah said, because of their support for terrorism and the draconian brand of Islam they would try to impose on everyone else.