Sentence examples for this imposition from inspiring English sources

This imposition is more than an argument about political power.

But solar's improving economics are making this imposition less onerous.

Yet, as a novelist, he had considerable sympathy for those who resist this imposition of contentment.

This imposition — and the fact that the people behind steering wheels don't protest — drives Allman to distraction.

One acknowledged irony of the book is that Bunting is in many ways performing this imposition of values herself.

I think it's too top heavy now with this imposition of what are known as Human Rights.

The Mugabe regime has tried to silence this through the imposition in July last year of 70% "luxury" import tax.

"This is the imposition of real military rule, because there is no Constitution," said Hasan-Askari Rizvi, an expert on Pakistani military affairs.

All this despite the imposition of increasingly broad sanctions by both the United States and the European Union and a marked slowing of the Russian economy.

"So if the letter writer's co-op follows this pattern, the imposition of a $25 per unit increase, regardless of the size of the unit, would be improper".

In another example of flawed reasoning, Alexander's theory espouses pure freedom no rules, no morals, no top-down control yet proposes achieving this through the imposition of his own set of inviolable rules [17], because he doesn't trust the activated populace to avoid mistakes and missed opportunities (Saunders 2002a; Walker 2003; Kalb 2014).