Sentence examples for to avoid imposing from inspiring English sources

I used the term service users because I wanted to avoid imposing a label on people.

"We wanted to avoid imposing onerous burdens on people just for us to collect small amounts of revenue".

Most Republicans emphasise national security and information-sharing, but want to avoid imposing burdensome government-set security standards on private firms.

He is tortured, for example, by a university gym that plays Muzak; the attendant tells him it is to avoid "imposing a choice" on anyone.

General Mohsen el-Fangari declared respect for the rule of law, which might be a sign that the military aims to avoid imposing martial law.

This produced a "tough" budget, which somehow managed to avoid imposing any significant pain on the kinds of people who make up commissions of audit.

"Regulators should adopt a light touch approach and allow the industry to reorganise itself in order to cope … And governments should avoid imposing burdens on the industry in the form of taxation and spectrum charges".

Donors and other stakeholders should avoid imposing unrealistic deadlines.

If your grandchild asks you an embarrassing question when you're out in public, answer as honestly as you can, sticking to facts and avoiding imposing your judgments.

Well-educated, he imposed his authority on his barons without resorting to force, and he avoided imposing oppressive taxes.

One is the paradox posed by a Union which makes detailed prescriptions to outsiders but carefully avoids imposing a particular religious regime on its own members.