Sentence examples for an imposition of the from inspiring English sources

Image caption Gulsum Cam's uncle described her as a "martyr of Kurdistan" An armoured Turkish police car heads the convoy - an imposition of the state that nobody here wanted.

So the passage of the Voting Rights Act was actually a North-South partnership, not an imposition of the North's will on the South.

This leads to disparities and fragmentation of penal policy even within jurisdictions; increased scrutiny of suspects at a stage when they should be free to build their defense against the government; and an imposition of the values of the temperance movement on the criminally accused (since even lawful and moderate consumption of alcohol is frequently prohibited).

The curricula may become unsuitable if there is an imposition of the concerns of the primary school.

This is partly an imposition of the seasonal rhythm that economic activities on the island must inexorably mimic, but it is also a need created by dependence on non-pastoral food items and the ripple effects of the increasing monetization of the rural economy.

This is further confirmed by a February 5 , 1959 letter to Luis Paredes López in Buenos Aires where Guevara states unequivocally "The executions by firing squads are not only a necessity for the people of Cuba, but also an imposition of the people".

I welcome the fact that the UN Security Council is considering an imposition of further sanctions against the leadership of Zimbabwe, including the implementation of an arms embargo.

"For me, what comes out of this, is how do we - without an event, without an imposition of a deadline - capture the joy and spirit and community?

Cubans embraced it as a statement of rebellion because it was a modern export from democratic America, rather than an imposition of imperial Spanish culture on the island.

That would constitute an imposition of a Cartesian dualism between the two ontologies of mind and matter, but in its aesthetic guise.

To what extent is the secular an imposition of colonial rule?