Sentence examples for big imposition from inspiring English sources

"The impact on the ABC budget from the first two measures alone amounts to approximately $120 million over the next four years – a big imposition on an organisation of our size," he said.

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

If the whole bill sounds like an anti-libertarian, big government imposition on Washington's autonomy, that's because it is.

What I'm pardoning — and it's really and truly no imposition, no big deal — is a forearm, an elbow, not a wingspan, not a reach.

Finally, the imposition of big tariffs — forty-five per cent on Chinese imports; thirty-five per cent on Mexican goods — raises the price of many goods sold in the United States.

As Chinese and European trade officials stare each other down over next week's scheduled imposition of big tariffs on the $27 billion worth of solar panels China sells to Europe each year, Germany has come down on China's side.

Taking sides on a politically delicate issue facing President Bush, he suggested that he had little sympathy for calls from domestic steel makers for the imposition of big tariffs on imports.

Andrew J. Spano has been a vocal opponent of the pipeline, saying the issue has made him angrier than any other he has faced in Westchester, and claiming that with the imposition of the pipeline, "big business and big government are in cahoots to run roughshod over Westchester County".

"It's something I grew up with — a fundamental point of view that big government was bad, and imposition of government controls on our lives and economic fortunes was not good".

The monitor has been mischaracterized as a punitive measure, the imposition of a "big brother" who stands ready to take charge of the State Police for federal authorities if the state falters.

Great leaders shun both imposition and indifference.