impose decisions

It would be very important that a caucus was not created to then impose decisions on the 27.

I have a discomfort with paternalism and with using the results coming out of our field to impose decisions on people.

The Attorney General said, however, that the Administration preferred to let administrators work out policy disputes rather than impose decisions from above.

"What is needed is to impose decisions that were made long ago."

This strategy was reversed by the new appointee to that post, Miroslav Lajčák, who imposed several decisions on his first day at work.

Experts say parishioners are angry because church leaders continue to impose decisions and policies from above, without input from the laity.

However, development projects can have detrimental effects on local communities when the donor country imposes decisions without the appropriate assessment of social, cultural and environmental needs.

As the Union does not want to impose decisions on the individual Member States, this is an attempt to coordinate their policies.

If she succeeds, the Prime Minister will have won herself much greater freedom to impose tough decisions on the shrinking but still significant state sector.

The short spring and revised schedule imposed several decisions on Davey Johnson, and they all involved his pitching rotation.