Antonyms for IMPOSEDim·posed

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1. imposedadjective

   set forth authoritatively as obligatory

   "the imposed taxation"; "rules imposed by society"

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1. Philip Hammond:

   The European Union will remain united on the question of sanctions, sanctions must remain in place until there is full compliance (with the Minsk agreement), we will prepare possible new sanctions, which could be imposed quickly if there is further Russian aggression or if the Minsk agreement is not complied with.

2. Mehran Haghirian:

   It was imposed symbolically by Trump, they knew it wouldn't have much of an impact.

3. Nusrat Chadoury:

   The bottom line is, poor people are being jailed because they are not able to afford their fines and fees, without even a hearing to determine that jail is even a punishment that should be imposed.

4. Chuck Michel:

   For years San Francisco politicians have inappropriately blamed licensed and inspected gun retailers for violence actually caused by gangs, drugs, and sanctuary city laws, the City has imposed a crushing burden of redundant and pointless regulatory red-tape on firearm retailers, all in an effort to put them out of business. Now they have gotten their wish.

5. Vladimir Putin:

   The illegitimate restrictions imposed on the Russian economy may indeed have a negative impact on it in the medium term.

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