imposition [ˌɪmpəˈzɪʃn] СУЩ.
1. imposition no мн.:
- imposition (application)
- наложе́ние ср.
- imposition (forcing)
- навя́зывание ср.
2. imposition (inconvenience):
- imposition
- обу́за ж.
- imposition
- неудо́бство ср.
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This has resulted in situations where an imposition can be characterized as neither a valid regulatory charge nor a valid tax.
en.wikipedia.org The imposition of order by these registrars ensured records were logically and consistently organized prior to their delivery to the archive.
en.wikipedia.org He extended the judicial role of the ulama to "iqamat al-hudud" the imposition of penalties by ulama themselves.
en.wikipedia.org This approach was already prevalent in medieval colleges and schools due to the methodological imposition of the scholastic "ars disputatrix" in the 13th century.
en.wikipedia.org The castle was therefore seen by many of the local inhabitants as an unwanted imposition of central authority.
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