Sentence examples for Impose a delay from inspiring English sources

An earlier Jamaican JCPC case, known as Pratt and Morgan, established in 1993 that it was "inhuman or degrading punishment" to impose a delay of more than five years after sentencing on anyone facing execution.

One of the simplest ways of establishing that the change in behaviour results from the temporal relationship between the conditional stimulus and the unconditional stimulus in a classical experiment, or between the response and the reinforcer in an instrumental case, is to impose a delay between the two.

The articles are then posted as soon as possible, although some journals impose a delay of up to 12 months.

When the clinical question is detecting PCa, it is of utmost importance to impose a delay after biopsy, to allow time for re-absorption of blood products (approximately 4 8 weeks) (Fig. 14).

Centralized methods of anomaly detection are subject to inherent constraints: (1) they create a communication burden on the system, (2) they impose a delay in detection while information is being gathered, and (3) they require some trust and/or sharing of traffic information patterns.

Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam signed a bill on Monday requiring the two-day wait, which makes Tennessee the 27th state to impose a delay for women who want to end a pregnancy.

We did not impose a delayed feedback procedure in this task.

Hourly $1 raises will then come every January until 2022, unless the governor imposes a delay during an economic recession.

The reporting also goes beyond the Sunshine law, Pfizer said, by not imposing a delay of up to four years on financial support for clinical trials.

"It's a bit disappointing that the U.N. can't make a recommendation, and that in fact imposes a delay," said Feisal al-Istrabadi, the legal adviser to Mr. Pachachi, who sits on the constitution committee.

The first part of requirement (iii) is critical for imposing a delay between ER activation and KE activation.