Sentence examples for imposition on others from inspiring English sources

One can reasonably reject a doctrine to the extent that it is incompatible with one's own doctrine as long as one's doctrine does not imply imposition on others and it is a doctrine that has survived sustained critical reflection.

The reason for this is that it is not clear why it is any less of an imposition on me when I propose legislation or policies for the society that I must restrain myself to considerations that other reasonable people accept than it is an imposition on others when I attempt to pass legislation on the basis of reasons they reasonably reject.

Employees who don't finish assignments, for instance, or finish them late or poorly, or are themselves routinely late, miss meetings, and cancel appointments, are an imposition on other team members and a liability to their employers.

But it appears that one accommodation the authorities made — perhaps out of a cold political calculation after seeing uprisings topple governments elsewhere — was to dial back the crackdown on night life and impositions on other freedoms.

The imposition of other standards (e.g., dimensional tolerances, parts location, material types, stock thickness, common fasteners, packaging material) on all parts of the product further increases the economies that can be achieved.

There is no middle path that can cut a swath through imposition on one side and clarification on the other.

Hence, while a refusal to assist the unlucky motorcyclist need not be unjust, the imposition of assistance costs on others, under the circumstances mentioned, would not be unjust either.

While noting that she did not wish to "trivialize genuine concerns about cultural and personal representation, and other challenges to our lived experience in a plural community," Christakis went on to question the imposition of "standards and motives" on others as well as the feasibility of agreeing on how to avoid offense.

The documents are a proof-of-concept for the pagination and mapping algorithms, and no further attempts are made to enhance the templates with features such as visual styles, fixed elements on a page, page imposition, and others.

After they insisted on picking her second song, Grande reportedly pulled out of the performance because such impositions were not made on other performers.

It would be impossible for the parliament to judge so well, of their abilities to bear taxes, impositions on trade, and other duties and burthens, or of the local laws that might be really needful, as a legislative here.