Examples of using Cannot impose in English and their translations into Indonesian
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You cannot impose peace.
Everyone has his own wish and cannot impose it.".
We cannot impose peace.
Obama told the students the United States cannot impose peace on India and Pakistan.
We cannot impose faith.
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Of course, our understanding of the Fa principles may not be the same, and I cannot impose my ideas on others.
We cannot impose the peace.
The government has noobligation to provide a particular platform for expression, but it cannot impose barriers to platforms of expression that already exist.
You cannot impose your will.
The government cannot impose its will on it.
You cannot impose your values on us, otherwise the world will become the law of the jungle.
For example, the monarch cannot impose and collect new taxes;
We cannot impose a will on them.
On Dec. 30,South Korea's government stated that under current law, it cannot impose income taxes on individuals' profits from transactions of cryptocurrency.
It cannot impose unilateral solutions.
The king cannot impose taxes.
It cannot impose solutions unilaterally.
The king cannot impose taxes.
You cannot impose your religion onto me.
Bush, John Kerry stated:“I cannot impose my article of faith on someone else.”.
ICAO cannot impose binding rules on governments, but wields clout through its safety and security standards which are approved by its member states….
The mediator cannot impose a solution upon them.
You cannot impose healing on someone.
He said the US cannot impose peace on India and Pakistan.
You cannot impose healing on someone.
In a democratic society you cannot impose a single thought,” said Mario Alberto Romo, a spokesman for the group.
Obviously, we cannot impose our will on our negotiating partners.
For example, the monarch cannot impose and collect new taxes; such an action requires the authorisation of an Act of Parliament.
Of course, the church cannot impose Christian standards on an unwilling society, but it can commend them by both argument and example.