Sentence examples similar to a large imposition from inspiring English sources

Mr Miliband said he knew the tolls were a "big imposition on people".

This is a great imposition.

The most likely outcome is the imposition of a large fine on Wall Street firms, a greater separation of equity research from the investment-banking business, some commitment to finance "independent" research as well as the banks' own, and a change in the rules for allocating initial public offerings.

Using an unconditional logistic for matched data causes the imposition of a large number of nuisance parameters which may result in seriously biased estimates.

Using an unconditional logistic for matched data causes the imposition of a large number of nuisance parameters which may result in seriously biased estimates [2].

It was the third instance of H5N1-subtype detected in the United Kingdom and a range of precautions were instituted to prevent spread of the disease including a large cull of turkeys, the imposition of segregation zones, and a disinfection programme for the plant.

It is not as bad as a large amount, but is still a serious imposition on liberty.

When the federal government is running a large budget surplus, there is no reason for the imposition of punishing marginal tax rates on American families that are prosperous but not rolling in cash.

Although such a precautionary approach rapidly results in the imposition of a movement ban over a large area, it is also true that a substantial proportion of the country remains unrestricted.

Then, it was reasonable to impose upon the railroad a large part of the cost of eliminating grade crossings; and the imposition was rarely a hardship.

But today Robert S. Miller Jr., the chairman of Bethlehem Steel, charged that "granting a large number of exemptions will negate the original purpose of the president's imposition of tariffs -- the recovery of the American steel industry".