“Many expressed opposition to the idea of literacy training, which they saw as an imposition on their way of life.”

“The Gambians had complained of the unfair imposition of sanctions and embargoes.”

“Earl Grey observed that the country had a right to call for an imposition of a tax on the property of every class of the people.”

“His imposure of strict rules and regulations created a sense of structure and order within the chaotic workplace.”

“Conformity was maintained through a patterned series of social controls which, contrary to the usual system of imposure, actually emanated from within the membership.”

“It is ordinarily resolved that imposed oaths must be kept according to the sense of the imposer.”

“Between a sincere, involuntary misunderstanding the imposer, and a voluntary, fraudulent reservation or private sense.”

“Thus the solemn work of swearing is awfully profaned by both the imposer and the jurant.”

“I prefer to ensorcell than to be defined, which cramps my becoming through its impositions and limitations.”

“There has been no analysis whatsoever of what impact the levy and cost impositions will have on registered motor vehicle dealers.”

“The Government should be fair and consistent with its expectations and impositions.”

“A grand secret, upon which several imposers on mankind have totally relied for the success of their frauds.”