Sentence examples for government imposition from inspiring English sources

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

Conservatives in Kansas have extended the semantical positioning of "government" to education, conveying the message that public schools are a form of government imposition, Dr. Lakoff said.

The Northern Alliance is just too hostile to any outside role; the best the UN can do is persuade Afghans to form a broad-based government: imposition is not an option.

This overexposure in government bonds was often the result of a government imposition on fund administrators.

coordinated bargaining by peak confederations or government imposition of a wage schedule/freeze, with apeace obligation.

One of the following two categories a) or b):   a) informal coordination of industry-level bargaining by an encompassing union confederation; or   b) coordinated bargaining by peak confederations or government imposition of a wage schedule/freeze, with apeace obligation.

Griesbach fought his campaign on the Liberal federal government's imposition on Alberta of a requirement to fund separate schools, an imposition to which older provinces were not subject.

She said that the junior doctors would call off industrial action if the government stopped imposition of the contract.

Venezuela's economy is in agony, thanks to the effects of a general strike and to the government's imposition of currency controls.

"This case asks whether the federal government's imposition of a general moratorium on deepwater drilling for oil in the Gulf of Mexico was imposed contrary to law.

Food prices increased sharply despite the government's imposition of complex price controls on Jan . 15on many foods, including pork, eggs, flour and cooking oil.