Sentence examples for * the impositions from inspiring English sources

Predictably, Liana grew into a civilized woman with a regard for the impositions of laundry.

"What we are looking at right now is this issue of whether or not the impositions of fines are consistent with the rules and whether it's proportional to the conduct," he said.

"A heaven on earth in which harmonious existence was achieved without coercion on the impositions of distant authority, each individual's enlightened recognition of their mutual respect and dependency," according to Alex Butterworth.

If you're a Eurosceptic, the impositions of European Union bureaucracy are daily infuriations, with Britain supposedly ceding control to Brussels of immigration policy, of its legal system, of its famously curved cucumbers.

And so a debate that was initially concerning because of the impositions it placed on internet users quickly became about the problems of the parliamentary process, a change of focus I'm sure the BPI and Conservative party were very happy about.

There is worry about the impositions of tariffs, which would have an inflationary effect.

But the imposition of guilt continues".

Political goals often motivate the imposition or removal of tariffs.

Cultural life stagnated under the imposition of rigid Stalinist norms.

Today people resent the imposition on their time.

Probably, insofar as the imposition of the contract is concerned.