Sentences with phrase «to impose one's views»

I don't impose my views on others and I never tell someone that their beliefs are wrong.

The trick with the regulation is to work out a process that allows this to all occur, protecting the wider community interest while stopping regulators imposing their view of the risks on everyone.

Though we are guided by these teachings, we do not impose our views on our clients but rather meet them where they are.

He never said to impose your views upon those around you with the force of law.

Don't get me wrong, I am not a person who would consider having an abortion, but at the same time, I would never impose my view on another woman.

Let's you and I agree to not believe together and be happy the rest of our lives without harming any other person and without imposing our views on others.

You are imposing your views based upon your experiences to others based solely on what they look like.

Too many times and for too long have developed countries impose their views on the rest of the world, unfortunately often times with good intentions but it didn't make it any better.

Without this it inevitably leads to a battle to impose the views of the powerful on the rest.

He's not imposing his views or beliefs on anyone by speaking at a church... other than people who wanted to be there.

This becomes a huge problem when they then try to impose their views on others.

Luxurious 3 star bed and breakfast in Edinburgh, centrally located and within walking distance of Holyrood Park and Arthur's Seat with imposing views of the vibrant city.

Holding a view is not the same thing as imposing that view on others — that is the mistake we made in colonizing Africa with missionaries.

To do so would be to leave the field to those who use human rights as a mere pretext for imposing the views of the powerful upon the weak.

Reyes McNamara is interested in the changing identity of the Latino diaspora and how authenticity is being negotiated within the hollow remnants of Western imposed views of the tropics.

What you get is your naturopath imposing his view of the world on you, a view that is likely to be unduly influenced by the marketing dollars of the big alternative medicine companies.

@Vesstair: Agreed, but of all the GOP candidates, Romney and Huntsman are among the ones who are leaning the LEAST toward imposing their views on others.

Also married to a novelist, Margaret has no qualms about imposing her views on marriage, love, childcare and money on Helen, especially in light of Noah's indiscretions.

Romney Park All Suite Hotel & Spa is centrally located in Green Point, on the Cape's Atlantic Seaboard.From the hotel, guests can enjoy imposing views of the ocean, Robben Island and the Green Point Stadium.

As it happens, the same summer makes an excellent test for Piano's vision of where Modernism leads, with a more imposing view of architecture's future by Zaha Hadid.

DDT was banned worldwide as environmentalists went to work imposing their view on all.

Paul Driessen identified this in his book Eco-Imperialism that explains how western environmentalists imposed their views and philosophies on developing nations.

It is important to note that neither the reasonable accommodation approach, nor the competing human rights approach can work where the majority insists on its rightness and can impose its view through violence and intimidation.

CHA chief executive officer Martin Laverty, speaking on behalf of Catholic not - for - profit health and aged care services who care for one in 10 Australians in a hospital and aged care service, said though thorough care planning at end of life was crucial, governments should not impose its views for economic reasons.

Foundations can't impose their view of how the district should operate, in what Marshall Smith calls a «mega-reform.»

@GauisCaesar, I am not imposing my views on anyone and not denying civil rights to anyone through the political process.

Imagine you don't like the way your physician is imposing his view of the world for you, and worry that his view is unduly influenced by the the marketing dollars of big pharma.

Worse is when they believe that on account of their success, they are superior and thus have a moral duty to impose their views on others, including by government coercion.

Conservatives talk a story about «freedom» when what the really mean is imposing their views on everyone — like it or not.

Divides people and has little use in society except to comfort narrow minded people that they can impose their views on others, in the name of God.

So folks lets grow and be human inndeed tolerant so not to impose ur views on others, let people live as per their wishes in a peaceful manner.

It is christians who are out attempting to impose their views (ie: denial of gay rights b / c their book apparently says so; denial of women's rights; using the threat of hell; teaching dis - proven creationism to innocent children) on the public.

@ 14Mickey — The agnostic was imposing HIS views on the poor victimized Christians?

In short, in order to impose their views on the church as a whole they have insisted on centralizing authority in the national church and using that authority to demand that many — bishops, clergy, and lay people — act contrary to their consciences.

He explains: «It is very easy to slip into disdain for people who don't see the evidence for biological evolution or who want to impose their views on others in a coercive way, such as in Muslim majority countries.»

How could civilized people dare to attempt to impose their views on others???

The common objection is that Christians abuse free speech to impose their views on non-Christians.

The majority of Californians, including two - thirds of the state's black voters, have just had their core civil right - the right to vote - stripped from them by an openly gay federal judge who has misread history and the Constitution to impose his views on the state's people.

Well can tell you that those are hard working people in a difficult and hard enviroments only to achieve their daily needs for bread and water and not concerned with politics or imposing their views on others.

Fortunately, they had very little success, because the courts rejected attempts by individual groups to impose their views on others.