Sentence examples for is being imposed on from inspiring English sources

But this one-size-fits-all scheme - which is being imposed on people whether they like it or not - is nothing less than a parking tax".

The proposal is being imposed on the community.

"We believe that the statement 'Russia is not Europe' is a lie that is being imposed on society on purpose.

First, Simon Wren-Lewis reminds us that while extreme austerity is being imposed on Europe's periphery, the core has also pursued contractionary fiscal policies.

Many Russians still believe that the entire issue is "foreign," that it is being imposed on us by the West, that to confront the past would be divisive.

This is not only because it is being imposed on us by "medievals" who we should never have tolerated, but because we are seduced by it.

A news blackout was being imposed on yesterday's session.

They just feel like they're at a loss, they're being imposed on.

"I feel like my civil rights are being imposed on," Mr. Yumul said.

People who are being imposed on do not like it they resent the policy and the people imposing the policy.

The current discussion around these regulations has focused on the absurd restrictions which are being imposed on pornography.