Sentence examples for nothing imposed on from inspiring English sources

But there's nothing imposed on her that isn't generated by who she is.

He said the spending review had been the smoothest of the three he had conducted, with nothing imposed on ministers and no deep disputes within government.

Yet this will be the most likely outcome if nothing is done or if the burden of any adjustment is imposed on one player alone.

Individuals who preferred an active role in making the decision on RAI treatment, appreciated a sense of control over the experience and feeling like nothing was being imposed on them.

Nothing will be imposed on them that contravenes their national legislation on ethical matters.

And nothing imposes so many unnecessary costs.

But the intrepid crew in "The Matrix" carries no set of laughable but touching social conventions, for the simple reason that their society is nothing but an illusion, imposed on them by predatory aliens.

Warner contends that the management structures being imposed on universities are nothing like one would see in a real business in the current economic environment, but one from 30 years ago.

At present, the financial cost of emitting carbon dioxide, the principal culprit in global warming, is next to nothing, because no penalties are imposed on firms producing it.

Bacon rejects this on the grounds that for him, terms are imposed on "present things" and there is nothing in common between an entity and a non-entity or between the past, present, and future.

This is nothing more than an estate tax or inheritance tax imposed on the transfer of taxable property of a deceased person.