Sentences with phrase «impositions on»

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.

ESSA should mean a rollback of federal impositions on states.

Recent research has shown that such impositions on the voucher sector limit creativity and diversity in school systems, and make voucher schools far more homogenous.

These barriers include long bus rides, lack of school - provided bus services for after school programs, and impositions on families, including extra gas and car - related expenses related to getting students to and from activities and extra constraints created by extra travel times and distances.

If assemblies and other community events are planned and developed appropriately, they are significant events in the life to the entire school community... not additional impositions on teachers» time.

Despite post-independence reform that attempted to roll back such impositions on Islamic jurisprudence, successive attempts at constitutional overhaul in 1979, 1989, 1995, and 1999 all failed to resolve the conflict over the nature and scope of Islamic law.

There are a few reasons why these legalistic approaches to gender roles are unnecessary impositions on Christian families and those seeking to participate in the life of the Church and why, without diminishing the importance and value of homemaking or childcare, we should not «shut the door to the kingdom» to families based on their socioeconomic status, unique callings and gifts, household structure, or earning arrangements.

They are privileges, really, impositions on some citizens and their interests to the advantage of others and their interests, impositions enforced by government.

Quite the contrary, unrequested information is an imposition on the recipient's time and mental energy.

This has everything to do with excessive religions imposition on society.

Fellowship, rather than being an imposition on my preferred surroundings, serves a vital role in experiencing not only God's presence in our lives, but also in experiencing all of who God has made me to be.

«We wholeheartedly reject the notion that the ministry's airplane project is an imposition on our community or that it somehow takes advantage of our people,» they said.

The search for a rational key, in fact, often results in an imposition on Scripture of a system not arising naturally from it and is really a perversion of the truth of Scripture's unity.

These are, first, the toying with Catholic and Anglo - Catholic notions of tradition and, second, the imposition on Scripture of systems that are alien to it.

Far from the Church being an imposition on the secular community, her presence and influence ensures that society remains fully human and functional.

This reasoning sees prayer in class to be presumptuous, an imposition on individual freedom, and a practice that takes advantage of the students» required presence.

The real Trojan horse in the Birmingham affair is the imposition on schoolchildren of a radical liberal agenda lurking behind a thin veneer of «British Values».

the imposition on suppliers of penalties that did not form part of any negotiated terms of trade, and which apparently do not relate to actual costs incurred by the major supermarket chains as a result of the conduct which has led to the penalty being imposed;

Sirs: If Wilt's «limited style» was an imposition on the rest of the San Francisco team, how did they manage a division title in 1964?

We are just managing his imposition on us.

And don't worry — rather than being an imposition on your relative and a hardship on your baby, it's likely to be a great experience for both.

Given such unfunded costs and their ultimate imposition on taxpayers, I am vetoing these bills.

«PUSH Buffalo's arbitrary, noisy, harassing intrusion in the Ellicott Square Building on June 2, 2017, with bullhorns, signs and arrogant people seeking to disturb, intimidate and frighten tenants and visitors to the building and its lobby was not only a trespass and a violation of the law, but also an ignorant, mindless imposition on privacy in a private building and clear evidence of your malicious intentions in slandering and defaming me and my companies,» Paladino wrote.

There is nothing like imposition on the part of Muiz Banire and he has never been party to it.

«With the Military incursion into governance, Islamists of northern Nigeria worked through the various Muslim Military Dictators to progressively compromise the secularity of the Nigerian State culminating in the 1999 Constitution which is a Military imposition on the country.

But Miliband was himself a minister under Blair and new Labour was not an imposition on an unwilling party but something that grew out of its belly.

He opined that many more homes need to be built, but warned against their imposition on local communities:

Party insiders are not happy with the choice of Madam Dzogbenuku, describing her as Dr Ndoum's imposition on the rank and file of the party.

In the event that the majority of the people of the UK are, hypothetically, opposed to homosexual marraige, would its imposition on a hostile population be legitimate?

So they argue that the corporate tax is not an imposition on an otherwise capitalist system, but rather compensation for an existing government distortion of the capitalist system in favor of corporations.

«It is an imposition on the legislators that they don't now have.

142 Republicans and 3 Democrats voted against the funding and imposition on the 2nd Amendment.

«The mayor came forward and joined the issue of affordability with long - term capital support of the subway system together, and I think he appropriately, obviously at that time, focused on the incredible wealth that's available to a select few New Yorkers and really this would be a very modest imposition on them,» David Jones, an MTA board member appointed by de Blasio and president and CEO of the Community Service Society of New York, who supports the tax, said.

Start looking for the types of places to employ yourself that will value family and not see your children (and / or your elderly parents who require care) as an imposition on your workplace availability.

Indeed, sometimes postdocs view weekly or monthly group meetings as an imposition on their time.

Recent research found people with a greater sense of entitlement are less likely to follow instructions than less entitled people are, because they view the instructions as an unfair imposition on them.

They lead to discrimination and segregation — and it is an imposition on basic rights that families have to privacy and to choose how they wish to live with regards to religion.

«A lot of the students were pretty distressed that someone had placed this imposition on them,» said Dewey Herring, the superintendent of the 4,600 - student district.

If Republicans did not agree to a new tax bill, a major tax increase was scheduled for automatic imposition on most segments of the American public.

; terminate implementation of the Common Core standards; direct the State Board to replace these standards with the Math and English courses in use immediately prior to Common Core; convene Course of Study committees to update these standards and improve upon them using the pre-common core standards from states whose national scores ranked no less than the top 10 %; implement these proven, improved standards and aligned assessments; prohibit imposition on Alabama of other such national standards or assessments that cede control away from Alabamians.

The recent imposition on teachers of the legal duty to «prevent children from being drawn into terrorism» — known as the Prevent Duty — only adds to risks of stigma.

Others decline in protest against what they see as an unfair imposition on them of the traditional publishing world by its internationally standardized tracking system.

If feeding feral cats is in imposition on the community at large, then so are bird feeders.

Indeed, it is already cheaper if you take account of the epidemiology of coal and gas, the imposition on the transport system of shipping coal, GHGs etc

But others see a crude imposition on the landscape and are moved to anger when clusters of turbines intrude on a cherished outlook onto the sea or a comforting patchwork of fields and hills.

Nor is there is any evidence of any sort that all the suffering and distortion created by the creation and imposition on society by the warmists and it's running dogs in the political and media industries of the massively subsidised renewable energy industries making the slightest difference what so ever to the trends of the global climate.

Protests over the third runway at Heathrow, and against airport expansion in general, attempt to portray much needed investment in transport infrastructure as an unwanted imposition on «the people», rather than a development to be welcomed.

While the court clearly has jurisdiction to deal with issues arising out of a compensatory award, especially where there is provision made for leave to apply, it is difficult to reconcile such a limited and circumscribed power with the imposition on claimant victims of a mandatory requirement to undergo medical examination after a court has:

Or is this too much of an imposition on free speech?

The idea of taking responsibility for the management of civil cases away from the parties (and, more to the point, their lawyers) and putting it in the hands of the court, together with the imposition on the parties to litigation of an overriding obligation to assist the court to deal with cases justly and proportionately (the «overriding objective»), was at the heart of Lord Woolf's proposals.