Sentence examples for through imposing from inspiring English sources

sought to universalize its issues through imposing its own colonial feminism on..

Developing countries will have to resort to defending their currencies by accumulating reserves, through imposing capital controls, or both.

He developed his competitive wiles within the family, through imposing his will on Uncle Henry, among other elders, and elbowing or buying out restive siblings.

The White House has suggested raising the funds through imposing higher cellphone service fees, a plan that does not sit well with Republicans.

It is a 'flag mentality' where ownership is identified through imposing a material object on a landscape, such as the planting of a flag or building a church.

"Do we want the armed forces to assume the responsibility of stabilising the nation through imposing martial law, and army in the streets?

Not surprisingly, one relationship dies out through imposed abstinence; the other devolves into ugly recriminations.

The track record of conflict-resolution through imposed public secularism is, to say the least, unimpressive, as the case of Turkey makes clear.

Ember is validated for computation of flame extinction through imposed strain, extinction strain rate (ESR), and shown to be capable of modeling three typical experimental strained flame configurations: premixed twin flames, premixed single flames opposing inert, and diffusion flames.

First, even the minimal state will arise through and sustain itself through imposed taxation.

Based on their studies, it was found that the dissolution of CO2 bubbles was enhanced as a result of increase in the rate of mass transfer of CO2 into water phase through imposed acoustic vibrations.