Sentence examples for working to impose from inspiring English sources

The chairman, Francisco González, has been working to impose changes at the bank, which is the subject of a criminal investigation and a Bank of Spain civil inquiry into suspected tax fraud and falsifying of accounts.

The anti-Shariah theorists say that just as communism posed an ideological and moral threat to America separate from the menace of Soviet missiles, so today radical Islamists are working to impose Shariah in a "stealth jihad" that is no less dangerous than the violent jihad of Al Qaeda.

A people who have perceived how members of another race are working to impose ideas foreign to its own must refuse teachers of an alien culture'.

The restaurant fed both the police officers and firemen working to impose order on the neighborhood, as well as the black activists.

We will work to impose law and order in the city".

Ms. Krawcheck and her leadership team have worked to impose a new culture stressing teamwork and new ideas.

We watch, at once infuriated and fascinated, as she works to impose on Mike some of her own humiliation, going so far as to suggest that he is the father of her handicapped daughter.

The president did not say how or when he would work to impose some of the changes in the plan, which requires action by federal, state and local governments.

He also worked to impose collectivization on Western Ukraine.

As a key leader within the SEC, he worked to impose a uniform set of rules and standards for academic eligibility for SEC athletes.

Although he's trying to learn more about what Friday's court ruling might mean, he said, Democrats and the moderate wing of his party together likely have the votes to pass an expansion, though conservatives will work to impose cost-control measures.