Sentence examples for urge to impose from inspiring English sources

This urge to impose a structure on chaos it might be the wrong structure.

But doctors who go against patients' wishes are not necessarily driven by an urge to impose their will on others.

But when that urge to impose upon your friends with country houses is upon you, you need not trouble yourself with shopping.

The future of Turkish democracy hinges on the willingness of the reigning Islamic political forces to resist the urge to impose their private moral standards on their secular neighbors, to not do to others what was done to them.

The City regulator is being urged to impose caps on charges for unarranged overdrafts to stop financially vulnerable customers being ripped off by their banks.

London mayor Boris Johnson has been urged to impose a series of emergency measures including bans on schools car runs and restrictions on the most polluting vehicles.

But Ms. Allen's daughter, Debra Taylor, now 44, and other relatives urged the judge to impose the maximum sentences.

Still, a handful of victims attended the hearing, including two who spoke emotionally about the financial and psychological hardships they are enduring and urged the judge to impose a life sentence.

For example, he complains about the "stark unpredictability" of the punitive damages that lawyers often urge juries to impose.

He went on to urge Iran to impose a suspension of the death penalty for all but the "most serious crimes".

China should order its companies not to cooperate with Iranian enrichment or bomb-making efforts, and should urge North Korea and Pakistan to impose similar bans.