Sentence examples for the idea imposed from inspiring English sources

Then the idea imposed itself that you can only live there if you mutate into a uniformed idiot yourself.

The nation was a unifying idea imposed on diffuse history, and the German imagination -- like that of many other European states -- still longs for homogeneity, whatever the abundant evidence to the contrary.

One idea, imposing levies on the industry, will not raise enough money for a long time.

This approach allowed respondents to express their opinions and ideas freely without bias or pre-conceived ideas imposed by the investigators.

Since neither side will agree, American and EU diplomats are now mulling the idea of imposing a final status for Kosovo without the acquiescence of both parties.Such an imposed settlement might include several elements.

The idea of imposing major pollution requirements on farmers is a touchy subject in Washington.

Mr Raskar shakes his head at the idea of imposing a two-child norm from above.

Over the weekend the government mooted the idea of imposing a state of emergency.

The idea of imposing a ban on all depictions of people, particularly Muhammad, dates to the 20th century, he said.

The Belgian move came as neighbouring France and the Netherlands continued to grapple with the idea of imposing similar restrictions.

He endorsed the idea of imposing a fee, or tax, on health insurance companies for "their most expensive policies".