Sentence examples for it cannot be imposed from inspiring English sources
But they should know that it cannot be imposed.
"It cannot be imposed on a defendant over his objection," Professor Morse said.
It cannot be imposed as party policy by the unilateral diktats of leadership candidates.
As Blatter himself admitted, the prerogative to change the dates of the tournament rests with the host nation – it cannot be imposed by the ExCo.
If the initial condition is itself ambiguous, then it cannot be imposed on a state or local government on pain of withholding federal funds.
Democracy cannot be imposed; it must take root, and the learning is bound to be painful and disruptive.
"Peace cannot be imposed; it must be negotiated". Netanyahu addressed the dramatic changes in his region by saying that "an epic battle is now under way in the Middle East between tyranny and freedom" that "holds out the promise of a new dawn of freedom".
France says that it could not join this list because it feels that designs for democracy cannot be imposed by well-meaning outsiders.
Democratization (for the most part) cannot be imposed, but it can be encouraged — unless that great, defining national mission doesn't fit in the PowerPoint presentation.
"However, with regard to the timing of the suspension we must accept that if our rules cannot be enforced in a court of law then they cannot be imposed and it is foolish to waste money defending such a point.
