Sentence examples for imposition of values from inspiring English sources

One acknowledged irony of the book is that Bunting is in many ways performing this imposition of values herself.

Willis concluded that boys and girls respond in much the same ways to the imposition of values and practices that seem ridiculous to them and merely divert them from ways of life they know to be "real", settled and achievable.

Massouh said in the beginning there was the word in Christianity, and in Islam the invocation "iqra'" (read), not violence and the imposition of values.

The two men's imposition of values unrelated to their sports paralleled the rise of religious and political intolerance in Pakistan and Egypt even if the two countries' response often politicized religious militancy differed starkly.

If the imposition of liberal values on stable, non-democratic cultures is unjustifiable, then the imposition of such values upon compromised groups involved in low intensity conflict may be viewed as equally unacceptable, as follows.

Uganda's government declares itself to be standing up against the arrogant imposition of "Western values".

And if he doesn't want to call his imposition of his values a theology, that's fine.

To developing countries this worldview smacks of a return to colonialism and the imposition of Western values.

But Gilbert's 'Entirely New and Original Japanese Opera' as he called it, represents an anglicisation of the Orient, the imposition of Victorian values on Japan.

But it is an imposition of his values over a Church who has very clear theological reasons for opposing what the Obama Administration is forcing on them".

Amidst the general critique of the imposition of external values and rules, Africans have differed, sometimes sharply, on priorities, process, and programs.