Sentence examples for imposing on them from inspiring English sources

"Many constituencies are just beginning to understand what controls central office is imposing on them," he said.

"Segregation of Negroes, as practiced in this country, is universally understood as imposing on them a badge of inferiority".

They see their leaders as protecting their freedom, while they see democracy as perhaps imposing on them demands they do not want to meet.

The vast majority, however, will be able to adjust on their own -- and imposing on them the questionable legacy of Vietnam won't do them any service.

This "enrichment" still fails miserably to allow hens to carry out their natural behavioural patterns, thereby imposing on them lives of total frustration.

His power peaked in the years 1313 14, when he was in charge of the royal treasury and of the newer auditing department, the chambre des comptes, imposing on them a unified rule.

Sanctions, but not ones imposed on them, have also given Partick Thistle reason for cheer ahead of the new campaign.

They saw CHPS leadership at the community level as one imposed on them as they played no role in selecting committee members.

As some interpret it, one would impose on them a fiduciary duty towards pension funds and municipalities.

The OFT warns that if builders do not create a system, then one will be imposed on them.

"They have their own expectations, and they are slightly different than the ones we try to impose on them".