Antonyms for imposed

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1. imposed(adj)

   set forth authoritatively as obligatory

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

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How to use imposed in a sentence?

1. Wan Azizah:

   [The] travel restrictions will be enforced in accordance with the lock-down region imposed by the Chinese Government.

2. John Kuntz/Cleveland:

   Its really unfortunate that people are trying to paint all of these different narratives, that is another person that imposed their beliefs, probably to try to challenge The Cleveland Police Department.

3. Michele Kamali:

   I'd rather be on a self-imposed isolation than a mandatory quarantine.

4. Dana Gas:

   An application to the English Court has been made for enforcement of the order, with the prospect of sanctions being imposed on the KRG (Kurdistan Regional Government) for non-compliance.

5. George Slover:

   Since day one, we've been very skeptical of this deal and the power it could give one company to become a cable and broadband giant, history has shown us how powerful companies look for every angle to avoid or weaken the conditions imposed on their mergers, so the government is going to have to back up these tough conditions with tough enforcement.

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Indian

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