Sentence examples for away from the imposition from inspiring English sources

The international community must back away from the imposition of rigid policy recipes and give the region latitude to experiment.

The more time I spent away from the imposition of extroverted activities and the more time I spent doing what I alone decided to do, the more I started to figure out that my natural inclination to lead a quieter and less socialized life maybe wasn't like being buck-toothed or near-sighted at all.

In decimating the morale of junior doctors, in driving us away from the profession in our droves, imposition of this contract is a far greater long-term risk to patient safety than the industrial action we take with such heavy hearts.

"Noel's initial reaction was wariness of the imposition of a reading or readings that might take away from the experience.

After his mother died, Ben would continually run from the imposition of authority.

Tsipras has frequently blamed Germany for the hardship stemming from the imposition of austerity.

In Virginia, an appeal typically takes three to seven years from the imposition of a death sentence until an execution.

1286, exempted, with specified exemptions, articles taxable under section 4001 from the imposition of the manufacturers excise tax.

He believes the short-term impact from the imposition of new U.S. tariffs on China is manageable.

The Amendment promises both the freedom of religious expression and freedom from the imposition of religion.

This species should also benefit from the imposition of time/area closures in the Florida Straits and on the Charleston Bump.