Sentence examples for it is being imposed from inspiring English sources

That is untrue: it is being imposed on him, not provided, and certainly not for his comfort.

Many Russians still believe that the entire issue is "foreign," that it is being imposed on us by the West, that to confront the past would be divisive.

This is not only because it is being imposed on us by "medievals" who we should never have tolerated, but because we are seduced by it.

But they could not resist asking why it is being imposed after Knight Ridder has reported 11 straight quarters of double-digit earnings growth.

Also, technology never acts like it is being imposed upon, the way a travel agent at the end of the phone line can, Mr. Maier said.

Dr. Weast said a major failing of Race to the Top's teacher-evaluation system is that it is being imposed from above rather than being developed by the teachers and administrators who will use it.

I can't be doing with that.' Because I felt like it was being imposed on me.

Other reviewers, though, questioned the secrecy surrounding the selection process, particularly since it was being imposed by an administration that has pledged to greatly increase transparency.

But even outrageous cases like this would probably not have undermined support for the death penalty if people believed that it was being imposed only on guilty defendants.

This pattern suggests that Americans grow more resistant to same-sex marriage the more they feel that it's being imposed upon them by an unelected judicial elite, and grow more supportive the more it seems to be gaining ground organically.

I can't isn't a choice – it's a restriction, it's being imposed upon you.