Impositions

Their government was illegal, their impositions were arbitrary, and their zeal for the rituals consumed the substantials of religion; and therefore Christ would not give place to them, by subjection, no not for an hour. ❋ Unknown (1721)

One of the foxes — the white one — asked about discussing the question of easements through the wood to the south of the school, and saying there had been "impositions" and "slips" between the human and the "Arcadian" version of reality. ❋ Unknown (2005)

Parliament was in a position effectually to make or mar the fiscal fortunes of the Government; except that, of course, it was always open to Parliament to criticise the financial expedients of the crown, such as the sale of monopolies, the levy of "impositions," and the collection of benevolences, and to influence, if it could, the policy pursued in relation to these matters. ❋ Frederic Austin Ogg (1914)

Thus he tried to stave off the risk of bringing definitely to a point the King's cherished claim to levy "impositions," or custom duties, on merchandise, by virtue of his prerogative -- a claim which he warned the Commons not to dispute, and which Bacon, maintaining it as legal in theory, did his best to prevent them from discussing, and to persuade them to be content with restraining. ❋ John Morley (1852)

Christianity and Western-style democracy foreign 'impositions' as well? ... ❋ Unknown (2010)

Today's GOP would never accept such regulatory "impositions" on the private sector. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Ahmet Gündoğdu, head of the Education Personnel Labor Union (Eğitim Bir-Sen), said the Council of State decision was aimed at protecting the "impositions" of the Feb. 28, 1997 post-modern coup. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Six other cases got deferred impositions, meaning the offenders 'records were cleared if they stayed out of trouble for a set period of time. ❋ Unknown (2010)

The sun never stood still for Joshua with more resolution than I have rested in my career of freshman; and if I have contributed little to the fame, I have done much for the funds of the University; and when they come to compute the various sums I have paid in, for fines, penalties, and what they call properly "impositions," if they don't place a portrait of me in the examination hall, between Archbishop Ussher and Flood, then do I say there is no gratitude in mankind; not to mention the impulse ❋ Charles James Lever (1839)

"impositions" threaten the modern sluggard, even if he neglects chapel altogether. ❋ Stuart Dodgson Collingwood (1903)

In his attempt to free her from her husband's rigid "Born Again" impositions, he opens up a can of worms that moves the action very quickly and heatedly to the point of no return. ❋ Melody Breyer-Grell (2011)

He was impatient over small impositions on his time and truculent in minor disagreements with staff. ❋ Anonymous (2011)

He read in that look the accusation he tried to repress in his own thoughts: his ambition had put them in this predicament, and he should accept general responsibility for the impositions, stress, and humiliation that followed. ❋ Anonymous (2011)

DMCA includes many other chilling & controversial rules and impositions. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Such authority permitted the transformation of Moro society to a degree almost unfathomable nowadays, when deference to self-governance prevents unfettered foreign impositions. ❋ Mark Moyar (2011)

a) They offered you a job [starting at] 80k and they also pay for your [MBA]? That's gotta be impositive! b) dude 1: "You sure you can win this [poker] game?" dude 2: "Sure? I'm gonna set a new record, dude!" dude 1: "Man, you are impositive!" ❋ Ricci-s (2009)

"[I do apologize] for what must seem to you an [arbitrary imposition], Dr. [Freeman]. ❋ JuicyChodeWeiner420 (2020)

He asked me to throw [the mustard] gas into the [crowded] room but I [found it] an Arbitrary Imposition. ❋ Adam McAvoy (2005)

Someone I know is an [identity imposition] master. When we're on [good terms], she treats me as if were a celebrity and [a genius], when we're not getting along or when she starts to lose an argument, she speaks to me as if I were a fool. ❋ But For (2020)

The prosecuting attorney told the members of the jury in Federal [Truth Court], "In [collusion], society's five most powerful institutions make countless false statements which flip most things around to their advantage and allow them to pilot society and its members as if they were [drones] (2016). That constitutes"reality imposition." ❋ But For (2018)

My mother is an [identity imposition] master. When we're on [good terms] she treats me as if were a celebrity and [a genius], but sometimes if she feels she's losing an argument she might speak to me as if I were a fool. ❋ But For (2017)

My mother is an [intuitive] master practitioner of [identity imposition], she treats me like a genius somedays when we are on [good terms], and like a fool when we fall into a conflict. ❋ But For (2017)

My mother is an [intuitive] master practitioner of [identity imposition], she treats me like a genius somedays when we are on [good terms], and like a fool when we fall into a conflict. ❋ But For (2017)

also see books on law [codes] and situtes,books based on telling the education of [laws]. [G.S.I. Gross Sexual imposition] ❋ Regardless Devon Victory (2009)