Sentence examples for seen as an imposition from inspiring English sources

Tax is seen as an imposition, a form of oppression.

It becomes discredited if it is seen as an imposition, or if democracies use torture.

Would new garden cities be seen as an imposition from above or an expression of local ambitions?

He warns that Monday's announcement could be seen as an "imposition".

Instead of kowtowing to what they saw as an imposition on their native drink, local producers started operating like jungle cocaine labs making small batches of the stuff in hiding, and splitting before the red coats could find them.

And it presumes that a peace agreement acceptable to the west and to Arab leaders will be acceptable to the Arab public, when in truth it is more likely to be seen as an unjust imposition and denounced as the liquidation of a cherished cause.

International election monitoring is a growing field, in which Europe plays a leading role, but it is still too often seen as a western imposition rather than as the even-handed implementation of a genuinely universal norm.

3. To end a situation that is seen as an unreasonable demand (imposition) Some patients described their WTD as a wish to avoid a situation that they experienced as an affront, an imposition or undignified.

While the family has not accused Marcus Brown of abusing the funds — and his lawyer, Logan Odeneal, notes that his client has served as a manager of benefits for some 80 veterans and "his accountings always balance to the penny" — the family found him unresponsive and chafed at what they saw as an unnecessary imposition.

Because the sanctions were widely seen as an infringement of democracy and sovereignty, their imposition has bolstered Danish opponents of the euro.

The number of students in England entering higher education came close to touching the magic 50% mark – long seen as an objective by policymakers – in 2011-12, astudentstspurneded gap years to avoid the imposition of higher tuition fees.