Sentence examples for is imposing itself from inspiring English sources

It's an issue that is imposing itself on Europe.

Alternatively, the model of the cinema is imposing itself as the dominant paradigm in all fields of artistic endeavour.

When the euro was formally adopted on New Year's Eve 1999, Jacques Santer, then president of the European Commission, declared that "in one single blow, Europe is imposing itself on the world's financial and monetary map".

Reactions to the M70, Hirsi and CPCF judgements, discussed below, would suggest that the executive is imposing itself at the top of the hierarchical ordering for the protection of territory and people.

But the different grammars of actual languages suggest it cannot, assuming it does exist, be imposing itself too strongly.

Recently, she got a letter from the board asking her to cut down one of the trees because it was "imposing itself in the parking lot".

These old times are occasions when Lennon was in the midst of a side that was imposing itself on Rangers, and he understands that to succeed as a manager in Glasgow he will have to achieve that superiority again.

"In my mind, I have never been able to understand how one could be a conservative and also say that government ought to be imposing itself into private decisions by citizens".

It would also come with the Metro-shell, the widely-appreciated and respected user interface vision that Microsoft is imposing on itself internally and on partners.

Sponsored by Tom Steyer, Hank Paulson and Michael Bloomberg, it will provide new evidence on the sharply increased risk the United States is imposing upon itself by not leading more vigorously on climate change.

At present, the reality is that Europe is imposing stricter standards on itself than on others.