Sentence examples for than imposed from inspiring English sources

"What happened today reaffirms the fact that Israelis do not want to talk about this issue and that the inhibition is self-imposed rather than imposed by censorship," said Avner Cohen, a senior fellow at the National Security Archive in Washington who wrote "Israel and the Bomb" (Columbia University Press).

Perhaps he does underplay how far simplification and prejudice are willingly embraced rather than imposed.

Any new limit is likely to be negotiated rather than imposed.

That way you can create a rhythm that feels natural, rather than imposed.

In Solomeo, discipline is expected rather than imposed: workers are not asked to clock in or out.

But he said it should be enacted through legislation rather than imposed by judges through constitutional interpretation.

Its buildings too are less than imposing.

He erases rather than imposes anthropological distance.

The coming leader must embody rather than impose it.

Rather than impose cash tolls, they choose congestion.

The point seems to be less about imposing health standards than imposing ideas about shame.