Sentence examples for imposing them from from inspiring English sources

The result of all this, Mr Ramalingam argues, is a lot of time spent trying to find "ways to do the wrong thing righter".Both men prefer to let solutions bubble up from below, rather than imposing them from above.

As Greece's dire plight shows, economic reform is all but impossible to achieve by drawing up lists of institutions and rules that have evolved over decades in well-functioning economies and imposing them from outside.

Imposing them from the outside is simply not an effective option.

"What cannot be done is to make abrupt decisions and impose them from above," he said.

Our aim was to resolve those issues in conversation with guests, not impose them from the outset.

"Underneath the thick layers of greenwash many of these schemes are unsustainable, unviable and unpopular, but Gordon Brown wants to impose them from Whitehall irrespective of local opinion".

In May, Denmark, one of the signatories to a pact known as the Schengen Agreement, which took effect in 1995 and abolished internal border checks, said that it would re-impose them for people coming from Germany and Sweden, bowing to the demands of the right-wing Danish People's Party, which has been campaigning against illegal immigration and organized crime.

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

So, don't expect a fall in "carrier-imposed surcharges" any time soon; our leading airlines love to impose them to extract additional cash from frequent fliers who are redeeming points.

The other provision offers hope for the Afghan women who fear they will be even more vulnerable to harsh customs and the men who impose them after American troops withdraw from Afghanistan.

Some people have not questioned or undone the rules, dogma or beliefs imposed on them from others and are still living with the confines of an imposed way of thinking.