Sentence examples for imposing values from inspiring English sources

She names five guiding principles: Freedom of speech; multi-lateral governance with transparency; the principle of universality and non-discrimination; cultural diversity without imposing values; and network neutrality.

Ward was charged with violating the American Counseling Association's code of ethics, specifically the provision that warns against "imposing values that are inconsistent with counseling goals".

Will the Home Office embrace the original spirit of the Prevent policy – that without the partnership of all sections of British Muslim communities in counter-terrorism, it becomes an exercise in imposing values and therefore loses effectiveness?

Indeed, teachers are supposed to be value neutral so as to avoid imposing values on their students and to avoid damaging students' self-esteem.

It's equally imposing values, it's just in their world if it's biblicly-based or religiously-based, it's out".

The enemy does have a name in this case - the presidential candidate- but beyond that he is still the one that could make us suffer, imposing values that are not our own, impacting what we consider the anchors of our personal or national identity.

The governments manage their finances and expenditures by imposing value to its citizens' assets and businesses through taxation.

Regulations are imposed — values are inspired, celebrated and championed.

School's often try to impose values on their students starting from a very young age.

Conservatives seem more interested in imposed values — theirs, of course — than in the "shared" ones invoked by Mr. Wilkinson.

It's just a pity that, having sabotaged one set of imposed values, Davies finally allows the children to become mouthpieces for her own clearly articulated message.