Sentence examples for system imposed on from inspiring English sources

It's a car-oriented system imposed on cycling.

These people of course don't fit the western notion of individualised, often money-based "success" because each dissents from the system imposed on them.

"The right way forward is a global solution built on strong domestic action rather than a system imposed on us from outside".

The drugs testing system imposed on Russia following revelations of widespread doping is inefficient and the country must be part of the process to battle the problem, Russia's outgoing Olympic Committee chief has said.

He was a broken man after that because the communist system imposed on us by the Russian regime at the time decided people who fought for Poland were traitors.

The truth is that the political system imposed on the Iraqis has never worked very well without substantial U.S. involvement; since the Americans left, it hasn't worked at all.

And she has also sought to  reduce profiteering on student loans, lowering interest rates and the overall costs our loan-based system imposes on students and their families.

We'd judge our politicians more shrewdly, and more charitably, if we reminded ourselves regularly of the constraints that the system imposes on them.

"Despite my legal training," he writes, "I was not trained to know how to respond to those feelings of silence, banishment and deprivation that the legal system imposes on losing parties".

Their altruistic nature should be rewarded with a tax break, especially when their goal is to lower governmental costs and reduce the financial stress that our healthcare system imposes on individuals and families, making it tougher to allow them to participate in the growing of our economy by the buying of products and paying in of sales taxes and user fees.

The reconstruction strategy relies on the constraints that the known part of the system imposes on the unknown parts, and will be more likely to yield meaningful results as these constraints increase.