Sentence examples for insists on imposing from inspiring English sources

One does not genuinely treat others as equals if one insists on imposing principles on them that they cannot reasonably accept, even if this imposition takes place against the background of egalitarian decision making processes.

What's more, Clinton insists on imposing an interest rate freeze for five full years.

He insists on imposing, and exposing, his personal passions and foibles, at times overshadowing the movies he produces and distributes.

She insists on imposing her own rules and dictates orders and instructions.' A journalist who was there with her said: 'They wanted to tamper with her film.

The "rules" seem to be shorthand for accepting the social and economic template the west insists on imposing throughout the world.

If the board insists on imposing the $500 fine, Mr. Luxemburg said, the letter writer would then have no recourse but to resolve the matter in the courts.

But his ability to persuade has been undercut by House Republicans who insist on imposing untimely austerity on the United States.

The same goes for the management of the Cyprus crisis, where the somewhat anti-market European Commission insisted on imposing capital controls against the E.C.B.'s advice.

We are not simple creatures, we human beings, and we know it; yet we still insist on imposing simple explanations upon our emotional conduct.

By rejecting the terms of the bailout, the Cypriot parliamentarians have effectively called the bluff of Germany, Europe's dominant power, which insisted on imposing harsh terms.

Even in an environment where we don't need to satisfy basic human needs, we insist on imposing calculable value so we can make a buck.