Sentence examples for imposing them on from inspiring English sources

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.

Picking housing numbers out of thin air and imposing them on local communities builds nothing but resentment.

Moreover, some places have reportedly reduced or waived the taxes on purebreds while imposing them on mongrels.

But the important thing is, they will be our decisions, and there won't be anybody imposing them on us".

It is he who imposed them on you by filing suit.

But she must agree to either option; you may not simply impose them on her.

Export duties were first introduced in England by a statute in 1275 that imposed them on hides and wool.

"They have taken what we believe is reckless and destructive spending and imposed them on this case".

The executive cannot simply make up new conditions on its own and impose them on state and local governments.