Sentence examples for The imposition from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of imposing, laying on, affixing, enjoining, inflicting, obtruding, and the like.
"The imposition of celibacy is the same.
The imposition of religious representativeness in politics is a scourge.
The imposition of tariffs on steel was a surprising reversal.
The imposition of food-price controls was not exactly a good start.
The imposition of austerity politics and the handling of Greece has upset many on the left.
The imposition of a third centre-left candidate would close the door on any possible accommodation.
The imposition of this integration condition is not implied by the model.
The imposition of a relative disadvantage might, or might not, be wrongful.
The imposition of the metric system resulted in demonstrations in the northeast during 1874.
The imposition of administrative requirements could be effective.
The imposition of penalties in a more effective way should be considered.
