Sentence examples for vision imposed from inspiring English sources

And the drive for a single European currency was the ultimate top-down project, an elite vision imposed on highly reluctant voters.

Myanmar, in short, has begun to search for a national identity defined by its people, not the cloistered vision imposed by military governments.

Myanmar has begun to search for a national identity defined by its people, not the cloistered vision imposed by military governments that took power in 1962 and only relinquished control last year.

It is this vision, imposed over their heads, that is now being questioned by many of the 375 million citizens of the European Union who are concerned about the loss of national identity and national authority.

In "Frogs," which tours extensively in Europe and the United States and was last seen in New York in 1986, the performers, actor-athletes able to cope with the restricted vision imposed by the masks and with the physical demands of their costumes, inhabit many different animal and human creations who both succeed and fail in several worlds.

It was a vision imposed on a gaming product for corporate reasons.

Slowly, a vision is imposed.

Unlike the "picturesque", in which the vision was imposed, the Arts and Crafts sought to rediscover the intrinsic.

Here's hoping the judge who hears this meritless lawsuit has the vision to impose considerable sanctions on the Gibson Dunn and Crutcher attorney, a donor to Chuck Schumer's (AKA Mr. Iris Weinshall's) campaign.

As the people of Poland emerged blinking from the horror of Soviet Communism, the Solidarity government was forced to gut their social democratic vision and impose a bitter dose of 'shock therapy' that cut the country even further to the bone.

The vision of government imposed integration and unequal citizenship was not the vision of civil war slaves.