Sentence examples for simply imposing from inspiring English sources

If that approach was applied to all types of infrastructure, it could help vital development to proceed without simply imposing it on unwilling and unconsulted residents.

When the State Legislature approved the broad outlines of the new evaluation system, it left some measures to be bargained locally, rather than simply imposing one standard.

"The secretary of state cannot respond to the financial difficulties caused by the Department of Health's damaging PFI policy by simply imposing cuts on NHS services from above.

The governor rejects the criticism from Democrats who say he should have worked harder to sell the driver's license plan to the public, rather than simply imposing it.

And the Bush team discovered that the best way to legitimize its overwhelming might -- in a war of choice -- was not by simply imposing it, but by channeling it through the U.N.

In the discussions of the European Recovery Program, with a representative of West Germany at the table, the United States involved the European community rather than simply imposing its own ideas at the outset.

But she must agree to either option; you may not simply impose them on her.

Or do we simply impose our vision of the culture on the wine?

But to be truly effective, such change can't be simply imposed bureaucratically.

We cannot simply impose our prearranged schemes on to the world.

But we cannot simply impose our will, even on those who seem relatively powerless".