Sentence examples for avoid the imposition from inspiring English sources

The Board shall endeavor to avoid the imposition of unnecessary burdens on reporting institutions and the duplication of other reporting requirements.

Mr. Stein had announced his intention to play "Faust" straight, to follow Goethe's stage directions as closely as possible and to avoid the imposition of extraneous contemporary conceits.

Hinds County officials eventually agreed to cooperate with the Justice Department, which allowed the county to avoid the imposition of a court-ordered federal consent decree.

To avoid the imposition of penalties and other serious hazards, the plaintiff paid money under claim of a tax which Oklahoma, we must assume, had no power to exact.

On Monday, 10 senators sent a letter to Mr. Obama arguing that Iran should freeze the enrichment of uranium and take other steps just to avoid the imposition of further economic sanctions.

The number of students in England entering higher education came close to touching the magic 50% mark – long seen as an objective by policymakers – in 2011-12, astudentstspurneded gap years to avoid the imposition of higher tuition fees.

, that carefully identify the impact of [the defendants'] unlawful conduct, and that recognize the importance of avoiding the imposition of punishment for constitutionally protected activity". Id., at 933-934.

"In 1949 the price paid by the legal profession for avoiding the imposition of a national legal service was its commitment as a profession to manage legal aid," Bindman argued.

What we are seeing from both Facebook and Google is an epic public relations push to become champions of regulation while avoiding the imposition of rules that would damage their operating profits too much.

Thus, richness alone is unlikely to reliably reduce selection bias in least squares estimation, but many authors have advocated matching methods based on rich data, which avoids the imposition of linearity, as a practical method to reduce selection bias (Dehejia and Wahba 2002; Goodman and Sianesi 2005; Dehejia, 2005).

Among the religious right, combining economic libertarianism with social authoritarianism seems natural, because the movement holds that only a society run according to a strict Christian morality can properly govern itself and avoid the crushing imposition of socialism.