imposition

He tried to keep to the business of the imposition.

It's no imposition on me to try and help him.

"But in America some people look at that as an imposition on their free time."

That sort of imposition has not been a problem in recent years, he added.

This was a good thing for the community, not an imposition upon it.

I have had no imposition, nor heard anything about it.

"I think it probably would have been an imposition on him," he said.

Chief among them is the imposition of a personal income tax in 1991.

They are an imposition on the free flow of information and data.

I know it's an imposition, but I'll pay you for your time.

That, however, was not a necessary part of the imposition.

He looked at his watch to let me know what an imposition my request was.

The imposition of a new culture on an old one is something we have not suffered.

Nevertheless, they each made a certain peace with its imposition.

But she found that working during her vacation was no imposition.

Failure to stop will lead to the imposition of a fine, whether they were in the right or not.

"I try very hard not to make it a financial imposition," she said.

Would it be an imposition if I asked you to read the ingredients to me?

"It was an imposition on the jury for the Government to bring this kind of case."

But having to provide his own transportation is a financial imposition, he said.

"Why that would be very nice, if it is not an imposition."

At this rate, she would be imposition to open fire in a matter of seconds.

I hope my coming to talk to you isn't an imposition.

Yes, sir, I know it was an imposition on you.

This was part of the landscape, not an imposition on it.