externally impose

Frequency: 5.84.1 per million words

To impose from an outside source or organization.

imposeADVERB + impose

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externally

Examples (10)

  • The pressure of having to meet externally imposed targets was immense.
  • The new regulations were externally imposed on the local businesses.
  • They felt that the decision was externally imposed without any internal consultation.
  • Many countries resist policies externally imposed by international organizations.
  • She argued that true change cannot be externally imposed but must come from within.
  • The school curriculum was externally imposed, limiting teachers' autonomy.
  • Don't let others externally impose their expectations on your life.
  • The government chose to externally impose a trade embargo on the rogue nation.
  • Security measures were externally imposed after the recent incident.
  • The company's new policies were externally imposed by the parent corporation.