Sentence examples for With imposition from inspiring English sources

If he goes ahead with imposition of [the] contract, I am certainly unlikely to return to the UK to continue clinical practice.

The morale of the workforce is at breaking point; with imposition, the goodwill of doctors who work hours beyond those they are rota-ed and paid to do [so] will dry up".

If Hunt refuses to negotiate with the BMA and continues with imposition, I will be one of the first doctors to sign the new contract (pending me passing my finals).

Prepared structures can be optimized by various force fields with imposition of geometrical restraints.

It appears that initially grain subdivision takes place with imposition of strain thereby increasing the fraction of LAB.

The galloping solutions can always be damped to zero with imposition of an appropriate dissipative boundary condition at one end of the line.

Nevertheless, there were anxieties to do with the imposition of Hindi, and with the national language idea, especially in the south, which felt itself to be separate from the Aryan-dominated, Sanskritic north from which Hindi emerged.

Such a finding would begin a legal process that starts with diplomacy and could end with the imposition of trade barriers like tariffs.

As with any man-made structure and particularly with the imposition of power plant construction on natural or urban landscapes, a potential environmental impact of the renewables is believed to be visual intrusion.

Patsalides said: With the imposition of Germany and the IMF...they shot a pigeon with an atomic bomb".

Even with the basic packages you can sell unlimited products with no imposition of transaction fees.