Sentence examples for imposing them from inspiring English sources

Yet we keep imposing them.

Now, Mr. Richardson said, Republicans appear to be imposing them.

Aren't we just imposing them where they aren't wanted?

The university and its students should prefer improving today's orthodoxies to imposing them on our forebears".

Meters are fitted to new homes, but ministers have shied away from imposing them on everyone.

It is the art of making urgent values manifest, and of imposing them on the reader.

The six powers had yet to agree on a United Nations Security Council resolution that would lift UN sanctions and establish a means of re-imposing them should Iran fail to comply with a future agreement.

But who will impose them?

Turkey has threatened sanctions, but has not yet imposed them.

Ronald Reagan imposed them in protest at martial law in Poland.

Have one set of standards and take a stand to impose them through regulation with teeth.