oppose imposition

Frequency: 6.20.7 per million words

To disagree with and actively try to prevent an imposition.

impositionVERB + imposition

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Examples (10)

  • Many citizens oppose the imposition of new taxes.
  • The union plans to oppose the imposition of stricter working conditions.
  • Activists are ready to oppose the imposition of censorship laws.
  • Historically, people have always tried to oppose the imposition of foreign rule.
  • The local community will fiercely oppose the imposition of the new development project.
  • It is crucial to oppose any imposition that limits fundamental freedoms.
  • The government's decision faced strong public opinion, which started to oppose its imposition.
  • We must oppose the imposition of unfair trade tariffs on our goods.
  • Despite their efforts, they failed to oppose the imposition of the controversial policy.
  • Students gathered to oppose the imposition of higher tuition fees.