Sentence examples for imposition with from inspiring English sources
The BMA has raised serious concerns over the impact this imposition with have on doctors' wellbeing and the safety of patients.
In first equilibrium, supply of commodity and green tax imposition with revenue is an input from various sectors such as energy, technology matrix; intermediate goods etc. while in second equilibrium; supply of capital, labor and supply of commodities play a key variable role.
What our informants call quality work was regarded as an imposition, with coercion and control.
Work with quality assurance thus does not become a living instrument but is instead regarded as an administrative imposition with no real meaning [ 11, 12].
Nevertheless, there were anxieties to do with the imposition of Hindi, and with the national language idea, especially in the south, which felt itself to be separate from the Aryan-dominated, Sanskritic north from which Hindi emerged.
If Hunt refuses to negotiate with the BMA and continues with imposition, I will be one of the first doctors to sign the new contract (pending me passing my finals).
Across the region, some argue women's rights are a western imposition, at odds with Islam or Arab culture.
The last time E. saw M. he held her hand, but refused her last imposition, "the encounter with her blue, enduring look of pure love".
If he goes ahead with imposition of [the] contract, I am certainly unlikely to return to the UK to continue clinical practice.
The morale of the workforce is at breaking point; with imposition, the goodwill of doctors who work hours beyond those they are rota-ed and paid to do [so] will dry up".
Yet in the Greek churches (though not often in the Latin) women were ordained as deacons in the 4th century by prayer and imposition of hands with the same rite as male deacons and had a special responsibility at women's baptism.
