Sentence examples for illegally imposed from inspiring English sources
The phrase "illegally imposed" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe something that has been enforced or established in a manner that violates laws or regulations.
Example: "The new tax was seen as an illegally imposed burden on the citizens."
Alternatives: "unlawfully enforced" or "illegitimately established."
From Tehran's point of view they were illegally imposed, and serve to justify all other bilateral and regional sanctions.
Last Tuesday, the labor board issued its sixth, most far-reaching complaint against HealthBridge, charging that it had bargained in bad faith and illegally imposed the benefit cuts.
It concluded that the charges were an undisclosed fee disguised as a third-party vendor cost and illegally imposed by Wells Fargo.
According to Justice Markey, Jagir Singh, a leading association member and the owner of Subzi Mandi, a grocery store, distributed fliers with the wrong election date, then illegally imposed a $50 fee as a precondition of voting.
Within the Olympic domain, Indigenous athletes are forced to assume the identity of the colonizing settler citizenry, thereby further validating the political authority of an illegally imposed governing structure.
Heaton contends Monogram illegally imposed an $18 fee for late payments, higher than the $15 Louisiana cap, and interest several percentage points above the 18% Louisiana ceiling.
The bill, which Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani and several Council members staunchly oppose, was attacked at a Council hearing by bankers, who said it would illegally impose city regulations on an industry governed by the state and federal government.
Immigrants in the U.S. illegally impose costs on some parts of the economy and produce benefits for other parts.
But today we're taking him to court for illegally imposing a permanent security zone on the Potomac that allows him to golf whenever he wants without disclosing it.
Dozens of controversial state bills were shelved Friday by legislative committees, including measures that would provide healthcare coverage to people in the country illegally, impose a tax on oil drilled from the ground and require campaign contributions to be reported within 24 hours.
MEPs will debate a proposal allowing Schengen inspectors to carry out unannounced visits to prevent national authorities to illegally impose checks on internal borders on Tuesday and vote on it the following day.
