Sentence examples for imposition on the from inspiring English sources
Re "On Abortion, Giuliani Faces a Potential Fall From Catholic Grace" (news article, June 25): Although I do not often agree with Rudolph W. Giuliani, I believe that his stance regarding his personal opposition to abortion and his decision against its imposition on the public at large is the correct one.
Despite the appeal of introductions, there's one major downside: they can be an imposition on the person who's being enlisted to help.
But, he cautioned, "there's one major downside: [introductions] can be an imposition on the person who's being enlisted to help".
"It is an imposition on the taxpayers".
"I feel my existence is an imposition on the planet".
Such a registration system would be a minor imposition on the user.
In China, however, talking with customers was seen as in imposition on both the developers and the customers, who were considered uninterested and unreliable in articulating product requirements.
Viewers with a mathematical turn of mind, which I lack, may enjoy his impositions on the medium.
A Defra spokesperson said the government felt the 70% target may place unfair impositions on the community.
Some of the interpretations are anachronistic impositions on the ancient world; ancient testimony, for example, gives no support to commercial or mercantile explanations.
These deep-rooted images probably underpin contemporary perceptions of taxes and tax collectors as unwanted impositions on the hard-working, enterprising and honest citizens of our democracy.
