Sentence examples for imposing the right from inspiring English sources

Nicolas Sarkozy, whatever he says or does, will have difficulty being accepted as a modern-day Cincinnatus, ready to relinquish power to return to the noble serenity of private life after imposing the right reforms in his country.

If we do not impose on ourselves the necessity to drive innovation in clean-technology — by imposing the right prices on carbon emissions and the right regulations to promote energy efficiency — we will be laggards in the next great global industry.

He needs to impose the right values – as he did at Millwall – but if he does so they have the players and the resources to bounce straight back.

"But the amount of money doesn't mean anything if the new government and the Ministry of Culture do not impose the right criteria for distributing it," Ms. Nikcevic said.

He just couldn't impose the right tactical formula on his team - and he was surprised that some of his players didn't share his zeal for hard daily shifts on the training ground, where he could challenge them.

Because Western feminism is inherently hegemonic, it imposes the "rights" and "wrongs" on cultures in which -isms are embedded.

The 2012 party platform not only calls for a constitutional amendment to ban same-sex marriage, but also criticizes "the current Administration" for imposing "the homosexual rights agenda" on foreign countries.

imposing the last right-hand side of (14b) to be strictly greater than zero, we have the following condition on σ: 0 ≤ σ < W ( B M 2 ) 2 B, (14c).

The less-than-10-percent green zone is concentrated where more interventions are imposed (the lower right corners of each IF region).

Forty percent say capital punishment is not imposed often enough, 27percentt say it's imposed about the right amount and another 27percentt say it's applied too often.

Government agencies who wish to upgrade informal settlements thus have a duty – imposed by the right of access to housing – to consult those affected and not to impose technocratic "solutions" on them from above.