Sentence examples for to avoid the imposition from inspiring English sources
The Board shall endeavor to avoid the imposition of unnecessary burdens on reporting institutions and the duplication of other reporting requirements.
Mr. Stein had announced his intention to play "Faust" straight, to follow Goethe's stage directions as closely as possible and to avoid the imposition of extraneous contemporary conceits.
Hinds County officials eventually agreed to cooperate with the Justice Department, which allowed the county to avoid the imposition of a court-ordered federal consent decree.
To avoid the imposition of penalties and other serious hazards, the plaintiff paid money under claim of a tax which Oklahoma, we must assume, had no power to exact.
On Monday, 10 senators sent a letter to Mr. Obama arguing that Iran should freeze the enrichment of uranium and take other steps just to avoid the imposition of further economic sanctions.
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.
He regarded a voluntary agreement as a way to avoid the statutory imposition of right to buy on housing associations, which would have "compromised our independence" and "destroyed" housing associations' homebuilding ambitions.
We've tried to avoid the overt imposition of a pre-defined narrative, thought our daily Storify has proved popular, enabling reporters and audiences alike to make sense of the sheer volume of activity each day.
Under the backstop, the UK would stay in a customs union with the EU unless an alternative arrangement could avoid the imposition of a hard border on the island of Ireland.
Both were also optimistic that technology could help with some of the problems of added pressure at the UK border after Brexit and could help avoid the imposition of a "hard border" with the Republic of Ireland.
We, however, are faced with a body of governing authority that establishes that the shareholder-employee cannot avoid the imposition of payroll taxes by forgoing "reasonable" compensation.
