Sentence examples for solutions imposed on from inspiring English sources

Iraqis are rightly cautious of accepting solutions imposed on them by third parties that have their own economic or regional interests.

As with so many modern problems, the answer will not to be found in archaic industrial-strength solutions imposed on single neighborhoods, but in millions of large and small changes in everyone's behavior.

"There continues to be a view that this shouldn't look like a solution imposed on the Iraqis from the coalition," a senior American official said.

However, Lei also underscored that "China does not accept any means of third party dispute settlement or any solution imposed on China".

How can "free market" solutions be imposed on Colombian people — or any other Latin American society — by the same bankers and politicians who have suddenly embraced government bailouts?

The spatial distribution of the coefficients in the transport equations is taken into consideration based on a four-region model among three adjacent control volumes, in which continuous conditions for solutions are imposed on the boundary between two adjacent regions.

The Americans, British and French clearly felt the terms of the communique implied Assad's exit, while the Russians maintained it would prevent any outside solution being imposed on Syria.

But should a national solution be imposed on all the states to remedy, for example, Rod Blagojevich's errant ways in Illinois or David Paterson's flawed judgment in New York?State politicians should continue to have the authority to decide for or against an immediate election.

Long before his appointment by a Democratic president, he broke with his party over Iraq, regretting his vote for a war resolution in 2002, and arguing that no military solution could be imposed on Iraq from the outside.

Long before he was nominated by a Democratic president he broke with his own party over Iraq, publicly regretting his vote for a war resolution in 2002, and arguing that no military solution could be imposed on Iraq from the outside.

Downing Street said talks would continue with Madrid but that no solution would be imposed on Gibraltarians against their will.