Sentence examples for not always imposing from inspiring English sources

I wished that the men were not always imposing themselves physically on the women — a tradition that still survives in "Masurca Fogo".

At the same time, premiums and taxes on mobile worker pay are not always imposed as they should be.

While many countries have adopted employment quotas of the above type for increasing the employment of the disabled, quotas are typically only filled in 50-75% of cases, fines are not always imposed, and furthermore, a quota may result in a cap on disabled employment if firms satisfy the required hiring and no more (Mont 2004).

Lancaster was not always an imposing figure.

The pierced figures are now controlled by two demonic warriors who also torment Mr. Maro, not always the imposing figure who advances slowly toward the audience in a kimono.

Segregation is not always something imposed by those who hold political power over the weak and vulnerable.

The deputy prime minister said sanctions - where benefit payments are stopped for infractions such as missing interviews or failing to take part in a work-related activity - should not always be imposed "overnight".

Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg said benefits sanctions - for infractions such as missing interviews or failing to take part in a work-related activity - were partly to blame and should not always be imposed "overnight".

Remember that we're always imposing that on the system.

Guy stands 6ft 2in tall with clenched jaw and jutting chest but he was not always such an imposing athlete.

She argues that federal grant conditions need not always be unambiguously imposed in the text of the law because federal agencies tasked with enforcing grant condition statutes can issue regulations that recipients must comply with, even though the regulations are not in the text of the law.