Sentence examples for some imposed from inspiring English sources

The more likely outcome, though, is for some imposed or negotiated changes in Microsoft's behavior, not its structure.

The Milosevic regime has exhausted them and itself through one sacrifice after another, some self-inflicted, some imposed.

You tend to work around the house, so the tools of the trade are all too close to hand; abjuring them for some imposed festivity feels counterintuitive.

But they are also likely to insist that their choice manifests subjective preference, not some imposed, inescapable mandate of god, nature or history".

Some performers merely imitated Mr. Dylan; some imposed annoying mannerisms, like Sandra Bernhard treating "Like a Rolling Stone" as an afterthought to a self-important anecdote.

One of his great qualities is this acceptance of a work of art, and the state of a work of art that is right for itself, rather than some imposed standard of what 'good condition' ought to be".

Schiano assembled a class that includes some imposing players.

Some impose drug budgets on family doctors, which they may not exceed.

Some impose strict conditions on release, like reporting to the police frequently.

Unfortunately, some imposing panels are slapped in a row on the same partition as in some unfinished construction site.

To make the action look even more splendid, Robbins suddenly introduces some imposing new soloists with their own accompanying ensemble.