Sentence examples for imposing politically from inspiring English sources

David Cameron has accused Spain of imposing "politically motivated and disproportionate" border checks on people entering and leaving Gibraltar – as he called for the EU to intervene in the dispute.

It warned Russia that it might face "counter-measures" if it broke World Trade Organization rules by imposing politically motivated trade sanctions on the EU and its partners.

Allan Bloom's 1987 book, The Closing of the American Mind, attacked liberal college professors for imposing "politically correct" ways of thinking on impressionable undergraduates.

In some cases this silence is imposed, politically and aggressively.

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We can accept uniformly imposed, politically chosen and bureaucratically enforced cuts in benefits–or we can give seniors the power to make the best of a difficult situation.

That is going to put tremendous stress on the Office of Science, and this is something that was more or less imposed politically.

Observance and enforcement of these limits are left to the legislative bodies whose powers are nonetheless recognized as constitutionally limited (and subject to whatever pressures might be imposed politically when state actions are generally believed to violate the constitution).

Limitations on government have been altered into restrictions on religious expression, which clearly violates the amendment's next clause: "prohibiting the free exercise thereof" and third clause "abridging the freedom of speech". Meanwhile, Washington publicly imposes politically correct secular religions like worshiping diversity or the environment.

The Coalition's view on many social issues, including Safe Schools, is that the premier is "obsessed with social engineering," imposing a "politically correct gender and sexuality agenda on schools".

"He's more let down by the fact she hasn't succeeded in imposing herself politically," says Bruno Jeudy, co-author of Sarkozy and His Women, which explores the Sarkozy-Dati relationship.