Sentence examples for rush to impose from inspiring English sources
He adds: "We're not a fundamentalist society".So why the recent rush to impose sharia?
He warns his men to be diplomatic and not rush to impose sharia law.
And the industry is warning against a rush to impose tougher enforcement.
Professor Grabowicz says discussion is healthy but a rush to impose universal rules is not.
He argued against a rush to impose tighter regulation on trading of derivatives.
The rush to impose patently pointless restrictions "does demonstrate a disappointing lack of agility in the security system," Mr. Aftergood said.
Since that ruling, Republican-controlled states have rushed to impose new limits on voting.
States like Texas, Pennsylvania and New York are now rushing to impose their own rules.
And, naturally, the Legislature is rushing to impose voter ID requirements and cut back on early voting and Sunday voting, which have been popular among Democratic voters.
On the same day Mr. Liddy spoke, lawmakers began rushing to impose heavy taxes on bonuses paid to executives of companies receiving federal support.
The second important ethical principle for therapists is to listen to the patient, to understand the situation before rushing to impose a pet theory, no matter how well intentioned and how rational it sounds.
