Examples of using Try to impose in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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We should not try to impose national positions;
Try to impose your western values on the Saudi society.
Countless people(yes, even Catholics) try to impose the“gay” identity onto me.
One way we can try to impose different image features is by using pieces of existing images.
Everyone's free to believe what they want, but we shouldn't try to impose it on others.”.
If the“I” is still there in you and you try to impose a feeling that the“I” is not there, it is not helpful.
When we take something personally wemake the assumption that they know what is in our world and we try to impose our world on their world.
Cultural stereotypes invariably try to impose on modern man that the amount of suffering is proportional to the depth of love.
(A big problemcomes when we misunderstand the scale of these systems, and try to impose rules at a too-large scale.).
There is a danger that each person would try to impose their own idea which may well be other than the Pope's vision of authentic renewal.
Besides that, Dutch parents always see their children as individuals with their own strengths and weaknesses andnever try to impose their own values and dreams on them.
We know parents who try to impose overly restrictive diets on overweight children, and they end up with children with even worse weight.
Fixated on our version of morality, we look down on other people and try to impose our ethics on them, even if it means taking away their freedom.
Sometimes authorities try to impose their ideas on people forcibly, but we resist by refusing to follow,” Vang My Sinh, a Hmong man in Ha Giang, told AFP.
They have a hard time accepting differences of other people that are too far from their character,and out of fear might try to impose their traditional values aggressively.
From time to time, legislators try to impose tariffs or other forms of trade protectionism against China to bring jobs back.
Do the images you focus on represent your authentic intentions, or are you adopting the thoughts, feelings,and expectations that others feed or try to impose on you?
A new, important ruler could try to impose a new standard for an existing unit, but it is unlikely that any king's foot was ever as long as the modern unit of measurement.
If we put too much emphasis on our own philosophy, religion, or theory,are too attached to it, and try to impose it on other people, it makes trouble.
In other words, a new important ruler could try to impose a new standard for an existent unit, but it is unlikely that any king's foot was ever as long as the modern unit of measurement.
There are those who wrongly interpret this search for the truth, leading them to irrationality and fanaticism;they close themselves up in‘their truth,' and try to impose it on others.
Although price-fixing becomes more difficult as US producers increase market share,OPEC could try to impose pricing"discipline" if it can knock out many US shale producers next year.
If you try to impose new workflows on a team that require them to be more collaborative, and the members of the team don't want to collaborate more, you will get push-back and likely make the team function more poorly.
And when meeting new cultures, or cultures that have not accepted the Christian proclamation,we must not try to impose a determined cultural form together with the evangelical proposition.
I think anytime you have a nation- Russia in this case- try to impose its will to refine and define international boundaries and violate the territorial integrity and sovereignty of a nation by force, all of the world takes note of that….
And when meeting new cultures, or cultures that have not accepted the Christian proclamation,we must not try to impose a determined cultural form together with the evangelical proposition.
The Syrian ruler would accept an external UN frame, but is clearly opposed to any outside attempts by the UN oranyone else to interfere in the country's internal political dialogue or try to impose solutions on the parties.