Sentence examples for tries to impose a from inspiring English sources

If it then tries to impose a constitution of its own choosing, this may create more trouble.

"It tries to impose a rigid straitjacket of uniformity on countries as different as Finland and Greece.

Amid the chaos, Ms. Lopez, 30, tries to impose a daily routine, an important step in dealing with an autistic child.

He tries to impose a new rhythm upon any space where he works, depending upon the nature of the drawn dance he's proposing, with a kind of shy, courteous delicacy.

In King's second novel, "The English Teacher," an emotionally numb single mother in her 30s (the teacher of the title) tries to impose a conventional life on herself by marrying a widower with three children.

Many Muslims recognize the conundrum: when a government tries to impose a new version of religious correctness, it is a political act, and no one has yet figured out how to remove religion from politics without paying a price.

She also tries to impose an adult's logic and values on a world that, to a child, must have seemed impossible, chaotic.

However naive the dramaturgy or child-like the humour, Vick respects it and never tries to impose an extra veneer of sophistication.

And most importantly, it tries to impose an economic structure on higher education and intercollegiate athletics that runs contrary to the way in which they do business.

Will the Brotherhood try to impose a conservative dress code?

Bloomberg has tried to impose a business culture onto City Hall.