Sentence examples for less imposed from inspiring English sources

It was delusion to think our democratic systems could be exported, much less imposed by force.

In 1966, on her own initiative, she more or less imposed a system on the standee process that the throng of regulars was apparently happy to abide by.

If it is possible for music to have less imposed content than 4'33" – the "silent piece" by his friend and colleague John Cage – Lucier's is it.

People power Fire and water Standing up to the chief Reprints Related items America, Israel and the Palestinians: The dangers of leaving it to SharonJan 31st 2002For three weeks over Christmas, Mr Arafat more or less imposed a ceasefire on Palestinian militias, reducing the gunfire to a sputter.

And, like the Washington consensus, the Brussels one was more or less imposed on a bunch of middle-income countries, with the blessing of those countries' governments: Latin America for the Washington consensus, central and eastern Europe in the case of the Brussels one (and before that Spain, Greece and Portugal).But the Brussels consensus has several features of its own.

That is going to put tremendous stress on the Office of Science, and this is something that was more or less imposed politically.

Deprived of him, the offense is much less imposing.

By 10 30 p.m., Atlanta seemed far less imposing.

That does not make it any less imposing or vital.

But, as a business proposition, it was rather less imposing.

I would have been more forgiving, less demanding, less imposing maybe".