Sentence examples for message imposes from inspiring English sources

The main story is the message and the discipline the message imposes.

Every message imposes a "time tax" on the people at either end of it; and these taxes can spiral out of control unless they are managed.Some clutter is inevitable.

Enron proposed, according to the e-mail message, imposing a cross-collateralization that allowed Mr. Fastow to remove the new structure any time he wanted.

In part, that was to be more entertaining, Ms. McGregor said, but a larger reason was the austere limit of 140 characters per message imposed by Twitter, which turns tweets into a literary form akin to haiku.

"It bothered me that in a year or two, she would start reading and suddenly she would be confronted by this ridiculous message imposed by the retailer that some of the things she loves – like space and dinosaurs and fire engines – are not for her because she is a girl".

Appropriate message transduction imposes severe constraints on amino acid substitutions.

The homemade badges were meant to protest the district's mandatory uniform policy adopted this fall, and featured the message "No School Uniforms" imposed over the Hitler youth.

The university plans to send a stronger message by imposing stiffer punishment than in the past, said Joe Puzycki, the university's director of judicial affairs.

And for the Republicans, the public-relations bonanza -- and the bounce in Mr. Bush's own ratings -- was the payoff for the intensive message discipline imposed on the proceedings.

The nature of political parties in the U.S. today is that there is no powerful center that can create a national message and impose discipline, or at least order, on the rest of the party.

Media ecologist Neil Postman writes, "An environment is, after all, a complex message system which imposes on human beings certain ways of thinking, feeling and behaving.