Sentence examples for view is imposed on from inspiring English sources
Rather this view is imposed on us by the assumption that the body is a mechanical system, affected by the "external" world of which it is a part.
"From the beginning there was a lot of hand-wringing about whether my personal views would be imposed on the readers of the LA School Report," she said Monday.
As England and then Britain extended her reach across the globe, Shakespeare's plays became an important tool of indoctrination, and in Dickson's view, subjugation: "Shakespeare was imposed on Indian children to instil British culture and values". The colonial concept was "teach Shakespeare and they become like you".
Since we have already decided that the Member States can do as they see fit, I do not see why a different view of things should be imposed on them through a European regulation.
In the following months she travelled as a TUC delegate to international conferences, in Berne and later in Washington DC, where she expressed the view that the peace terms being imposed on Germany were unjust.
In a pluralistic society, the views of one religion should not be imposed on everybody.
"I think that my son is the second generation, if not the third, to be indoctrinated with the view that the Israeli-Palestinian conflict has been imposed on us from above.
The ban on night viewing was imposed in 1984 at the height of Sikh militancy when it was feared that the building could come under attack.
But his view on Islam was purely spiritual, and Aflaq emphasised that Islam "should not be imposed" on state and society.
"The rate was imposed on us.
