The word
"imposition" refers to the act of placing a burden or obligation on someone without their consent or choice. It can also mean an unfair or inconvenient demand or request made upon someone.
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Senator Mark told party faithful at a stakeholders meeting held in his country home Otukpo, Benue state on Monday that PDP had electoral misfortunes in the last general elections because of
imposition of candidates against the wishes of the people.
Seminal case setting forth the substantive and procedural guidelines
for imposition of sanctions for a dilatory or frivolous appeal.
Tax returns when filed result
in imposition of higher tax burdens and lack of awareness as far as the rebates on student's loan is concerned.
The end - of - the - year price correction is not viewed as a sign of a bubble as much
as imposition of new regulations on domestic bitcoin exchanges in South Korea, a bitcoin trading hub.
For the latter, we support the judgment of law enforcement to hold the owner accountable for their actions, including
through imposition of criminal charges.
The CBN foreign currency deposit restriction policies had come
with imposition of limits on foreign currency withdrawals, but the unbanning of deposits last week was silent on withdrawals.
Portions of the Bible that are used, demand respect for human life and justice,
not imposition of religious doctrine.
As the Peoples Democratic Party prepares for its national convention to elect national officers on December 9 in Abuja, Governor Seriake Dickson of Bayelsa State has warned
against imposition of candidates on the party.
Clients need to feel as if they have autonomy to make a decision
without imposition from you.
Traveling on passive energy collected from the wind and sun, his mile - long geodesic balloon foregrounds ecological sustainability, and does not rely on
impositions upon or obliterations of the natural landscape to exist.
The committee opinion sought to «maximize accommodation of an individual's religious or moral beliefs while
avoiding imposition of these beliefs on others or interfering with the safe, timely, and financially feasible access to reproductive health care that all women deserve.»
He said the gathering was not a political campaign but meant to sensitise stakeholders and party supporters to
resist imposition of delegates through affirmation or selection during the party congresses in the state.
Group petitions Buhari, National Assembly, kicks against
alleged imposition of YABATECH Rector
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There is nothing
like imposition on the part of Muiz Banire and he has never been party to it.
The RPS are
state impositions on utility companies, requiring them to generate a proportion of their electricity from sources that do not burn fossil fuels and thus stoke global warming by emitting the greenhouse gas, carbon dioxide.
«I do not
support imposition in any form, politics must be based on collective and inclusive decision making process.
And everyone agrees that leaving without negotiated terms would be crazy: for example, leaving with no free trade agreement in place would, under World Trade Organization rules,
require imposition of tariffs on some UK — EU trade.
Florida Statute 948.01 gives the trial court discretion to «withhold adjudication»
after imposition of a sentence of probation in felony cases.
«Consideration is given as well to the
possible imposition of sanctions that will guide the behavior moving forward.»
What is clear is that peace proposed through political mechanisms usually
involves imposition, threat and a wrangling between different ideologies.
The State Chairman of The Peoples Democratic Party, PDP in Kogi State, Comrade Hassan Salawu, on Monday said the party will not
allow imposition of candidates...
Subtly, it's an attempt
at imposition of will and therefore not appropriate.
The real lesson of Soane's museum is that the traditional idea of the museum as a place of display is not the
authoritarian imposition Obrist says it is.
Removals tend to work better for younger children,
while impositions tend to work better for older children and teens.
I shall use that term broadly to
mean imposition of the will of one people on others expressing itself militarily and territorially when appropriate.
Governor Cuomo's push for a real cap on property taxes and an end to the expensive
impositions placed on local governments is sound, necessary, and realistic.»
Well, on Friday, September 22, 2017, the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) unanimously found that American solar photovoltaic (PV) cell and equipment manufacturers have been harmed by a flood of cheap, foreign - made solar PV, setting the stage for
potential imposition of import tariffs that could substantially increase the cost of installing solar in the U.S.
The suggested pattern is no longer so much of
divine imposition as one in which Gabriel and God and all the heavens stand in breathless suspense.
Why this burning need for a one - size - fits - all top
down imposition of orthodoxy?
He questioned why religious leaders do not rise up to slam such religious
impositions when terrorist groups use religion as a basis to enhance or sanitize their religion.
Representatives at the Annual Conference of the NASUWT, the largest teachers» union in the UK, today condemned the
continuing imposition in too many schools of overly bureaucratic and workload - intensive marking policies, which undermine teachers» professionalism, add to their already excessive workload and do nothing to enhance teaching and learning.
Yet working beside them, and often doing the same work, is a veritable shadow army of paralegals to whom none of the
said impositions apply.
«Taboo,» a provocative exhibition of contemporary Australian and international artists, whose works are presented alongside various archival ephemera ---- newspaper clippings, postcards, and photographs ---- attempts to lay bare the
moral impositions wrought by collective institutional bodies upon individual ones.
For example, in most situations, taxes, assessments and other
governmental impositions, insurance costs (including premiums and deductibles), utility expenses, security expenses and related items, should be excluded from any particular limit on common area expenses.
No
more imposition of unproven ideologies: much greater trust in teachers and parents and a significant period of time without new tests, strategies, political mark - making and point scoring.
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