Sentence examples for any impositions from inspiring English sources

I am in favour of discussing the class rule with the other teams, but we will not accept any impositions".

Advocates of net neutrality argue that any impositions on content delivery would stifle innovation and the business models of many new internet companies.

My very small degree of it has been almost purely enjoyable, with benefits far outweighing any impositions.

Any imposition on religion is trivial and remote, she explained.

To her, any imposition of "femininity" on women is an invitation to soul-destroying alienation.

In particular, many of us would oppose any imposition of borders that did not include the Old City of Jerusalem.

However, neither fall under the jurisdiction of the Premier League and therefore there could not be any imposition on them today.

This has happened in many other cases, and for that reason police and judges oppose any imposition of anonymity.

Yet, ironically, during the painfully detailed talks both sides were edging towards a consensus, recognising that any imposition of Leveson would be difficult to pass through the Commons.

There has of course been a great deal of controversy over what this phrase means, and whether any imposition of the death penalty is by definition a violation of the ban.

Unlike many other celebrated photographers, he avoided posing his subjects, refused to manipulate the action and simply waited patiently for telling moments to emerge, in the belief that reality would supply more truth than any imposition of his own ego.