Sentence examples for it imposes its from inspiring English sources

It ceases to be any of those things when it imposes its prejudices on the public.

Mr Morales says local leaders should be chosen at community meetings, but if the government dislikes the result it imposes its own.

You have to make the magnetic field so strong that it imposes its own order and holds the world of the screenplay in its tense, suspenseful grip.

Nearly 200 arts organizations across England are being informed that beginning in April they will no longer receive financing from Arts Council England as it imposes its biggest cuts since its establishment 50 years ago, The Guardian of London reported on Monday.

While this vision is true, it is also selective, and it imposes its own cruelties.

Turkey's foreign minister said it imposed its ban because Syria was "abusing" civilian flights by transporting military equipment.

On October 11th it imposed its own extra sanctions, banning North Korean ships from its ports and cutting off all North Korean imports.

The Thunder did not steal Game 2 as much as it imposed its will on the Mavericks in a 106-100 victhat tied thed the series at 1-1.

Poland set a good example a few days ago when it imposed its own travel restrictions on the Minsk regime and abolished national visa fees for Belarussian citizens.

Junior doctors have begun legal action against the government to try and stop it imposing its unpopular new contract on 45,000 medics working in the NHS.

Asked what they would do if it imposed its own brand of rule, Ahmed Sleem, an organizer with an opposition group led by Mohamed ElBaradei, a Nobel laureate, said simply, "We know the way to Tahrir Square".