Sentence examples for imposition is concerned from inspiring English sources

So far as imposition is concerned, terms are given their signification on the basis of creaturely effects, and, before we learn about God, we may think that their prior use is to refer to creaturely perfections.

Probably, insofar as the imposition of the contract is concerned.

The Royal College of Psychiatrists said: "We are concerned that imposition of a contract will exacerbate recruitment and retention issues currently experienced in the NHS".

Ivan Seidenberg, chief executive of Verizon, said the proposal excluded cellphone networks because the companies were "concerned about the imposition of too many rules" that could slow the growth of the wireless Web.

Using this particular form of gendered messaging is probably not something others who are concerned about the imposition of sexuality upon teenage girls, or about related issues such as unhealthy body image and low self-esteem among young women, would endorse.

McMeikan said he was concerned that the VAT imposition could force small, independent bakeries out of business, and pledged to join forces to block the proposal during the six-week consultation period.

The information sciences are concerned with the recognition of relationships, the imposition of structure on information, and the development of new thought paradigms and theories that can be validated by experiments upon information archives, yielding fundamental insights.

He was concerned that the language of African professional philosophers was too dependent on the Western conceptual lexicon and that its unchecked imposition on indigenous conceptual schemes might finally contribute to the demise of the latter.

This imposition is more than an argument about political power.

"And for some voters, the imposition is not small.

She added that there were concerns that the imposition of conditions could result in a risk of occupants being made homeless.