Sentence examples for who is imposing from inspiring English sources

Buildings want "a big muscle guy who is imposing," he said, leaping up from his desk and flexing like Superman to mimic the burly doormen residents thought they needed.

I believe that we should all be listening to the doctors on the NHS front line rather than trust the words of the health secretary, who is imposing these contracts from on high without addressing the major concerns of safeguarding and pay cuts.

"We would like to work with them on a voluntary basis to correct that and do an appointment of someone who would be selected by the mayor instead of someone who is imposed on the Police Department," Mr. Giuliani said.

If he fails, it is just as well that his name cannot go to the local members who like him better: no leader who is imposed by the grassroots on his own MPs can be a successful one, no matter what a sound bloke he is.

"People are saying no to dictators and leaders who are imposing themselves on the people," he said.

It voters will be inspired by events in Egypt too: "People are saying no to dictators and leaders who are imposing themselves on the people," says Mr Besigye.

Republicans said they were trying to stay the heavy hand of officials at the E.P.A. who were imposing costly "job killing" regulations on business.

So it's George Osborne who's cutting departmental budgets, Jeremy Hunt who's imposing a new contract on junior doctors and Iain Duncan Smith who's capping people's benefits.

The characters who paraded through this celebration included Paunika Jones and Mark Burns as the newlyweds and Ms. Pavlakos, who was imposing as a matriarchal Woman in Green.

"These strikes highlight the huge gap between the valuable work our members do and the contempt being shown to them by ministers who are imposing cuts and refusing to even talk to us," PCS general secretary Mark Serwotka said.

Let's please apply the same standard to those who are imposing these regulations and document all the ways in which these same manufacturers are allowed to influence our elected representatives in their decision-making process through lobbying.