Sentence examples for imposition by authority from inspiring English sources
The best route to respect, he argues, lies in empowering people to discuss their own behaviour "so there is peer group pressure to behave, rather than imposition by authority".
The bank's decision followed the imposition by US authorities of a $1.9bn fine on HSBC last year for poor money laundering controls.
"The common characteristics across all regions are lack of security, the allocation of all resources to the fighting, the creation of violence-related job opportunities and imposition of authority by force".
(PR. Interview 15. M) This imposition of authority was often first noticed by PRs during the formal interviews that were prerequisites to joining some projects.
On the basis of this lazy philosophy, the idea that one view is right and another wrong can be made to sound like some unwarranted imposition of authority.
While the original mandate was just an imposition by the state, the new policy is an accommodation by secular authorities for the convenience of some of the faithful — those believers, in particular, who were offended by the baldness of the White House's indifference to religious scruples but who broke with the administration more in sorrow than in anger.
In 1947, the Stalinist political climate led to the adoption and imposition by the ruling Polish United Workers Partyy of the tenets of Socialist realism, and the authorities' condemnation of modern music which was deemed to be non-conformist.
But whereas those are accommodations by religious authorities for the convenience of the faithful, the ObamaCare mandate is an imposition by the state.
Demonstrators have denounced the race as an imposition by the royal family that they want stopped.
The enemy was "hegemonism" and "repeated imposition" by you-know-who.
