Sentences with phrase «to impose upon someone»

It would not impose upon people to say that access has to be 50 %.

This is especially important because they were worried about what people like YOU would impose upon others.

This can be useful in teasing out possible implications of a position held by others, but it can also end up by imposing upon them meanings that are not theirs.

It is very import to understand that any restriction or restrictions imposed upon a dog will remain throughout its lifetime unless revoked.

Do you see any chance for the elimination of the additional requirements imposed upon those wishing to now register themselves?

In the present racial clash man seeks to be free from the penalties imposed upon him because of the color of his skin.

It is a witty and direct challenge to the notion of the artist's identity and institutional regulations imposed upon the viewing of art and the behaviour of a supposedly captive audience.

But culture isn't a one - way street, something to be imposed upon people.

Personally, I believe that the limits imposed upon us by our rules of ethics allow us to be kick ass lawyers.

No withdrawal shall relieve the withdrawing state of any obligation imposed upon it by a contract to which it is a party.

But when we encounter it as a law imposed upon us, instead of giving us life, it kills us.

Both business and leisure travel are accelerating and local hotel operators are increasingly looking for international partners to enhance their global exposure, without having hard standards imposed upon them.

Perhaps he will say that we millennials must «make a mess» of the ideological constraints imposed upon faith in order to live it fully.

With interest rates of 24 + % and lower credit scores imposed upon individuals, it is almost impossible.

They operate with freedom from some of the regulations that are imposed upon district schools, yet are held accountable for academic results and student achievement.

Mediation allows you to arrive at a resolution based on your own ideas of what is fair in your situation, rather than having a solution imposed upon you.

Insurance protection against loss arising out of the liability imposed upon the insured by law for damages because of bodily injury, sickness or disease sustained by any person or persons other than employees.

This is the highest fine ever imposed upon a corporation for a workplace accident under the Code.

For the first time in human history, people are being encouraged to think for themselves, and to challenge any beliefs and way of life imposed upon them.

The arbitration process produces a decision imposed upon the parties whether they like it or not.

Gift card fees have caused several lawsuits alleging that «hidden fees» were being imposed upon consumers.

It's not on you to cover an expensive bill that someone else imposed upon you.

For most of us, filling out the subject line of an online dating email feels like nothing more than a mandated waste of time imposed upon us by the dating sites.

It simply addresses the fact of fear imposed upon our youth based on things they know nothing about.

Hence it is the fact of death alone that lends serious gravity to the ethical demand which vulnerability imposes upon us.

The fact is that some of the barriers which national cultures have imposed upon religious comprehension have already grown so high that very little if any understanding exists across them.

The term can also suggest that individual citizens do not have any moral pattern of behavior imposed upon them by the state.

The ancestral social coordination imposes itself upon the present members of society.

We insist on progress and impose it upon reluctant evidence.

Our attachments to place can make it confusing that policy is typically created outside of the places we hold dear, and then seen to be imposed upon different places, irrespective of suitability.

It's the story of how civilization came to be imposed upon chaos.

It is not, as poverty was before, the result of natural scarcity, but of a set of priorities imposed upon the rest of the world by the rich.

While this quote does not provide direct guidance on the subject of debt forgiveness, it does speak to an important point about the terms that many lenders impose upon borrowers.

This is as outrageous an act as I have ever witnessed imposed upon our community in 25 years as an activist.

Or are we going to have that change in our trajectory imposed upon us by limits?

«An adverse employment action motivated by these factors clearly imposes upon a woman a burden that male employees need not — indeed, could not — suffer,» the opinion states.

In such a context, copyright holders could be faced with the prospect of having an unfamiliar licensee imposed upon them.

Therefore, the question comes down to what judicial powers may a legislature impose upon an independent judicial branch?

Any action taken may have benefits, but also imposes costs, even if those costs are imposed upon others.

Even a computer programmer has limitations imposed upon them by computer itself.

What are the penalties imposed upon a landlord for violating the federal lead - based paint disclosure requirements and who has standing to sue for such violations?

It attracts creative people and people in non-traditional backgrounds who like the fact there are no caps or ceilings or limits imposed upon them by structure.