Sentence examples for apart from imposing from inspiring English sources

Apart from imposing territorial concessions and a huge indemnity, this obligated the Dutch to maintain a French army of occupation of 25,000 men.

Apart from imposing progressively tighter regulations on polluting vehicles, the city also provides incentives to encourage the switch to EVs. "Public transport is going to be totally electric by 2025," he declared.

Apart from imposed shape constraints on the pocket from the mainly hydrophobic lining, side chains and the presence of very few polar residues, no apparent ligand discrimination through side chain interaction is evident.

Such doubts began in antiquity itself and depended mainly on the difference of genre (the Iliad being martial and heroic, the Odyssey picaresque and often fantastic), but they may be reinforced by subtle differences of vocabulary even apart from those imposed by different subjects.

Our finding supports the contention that for mental health problems, unhealthy behaviors carry their own risk apart from risk imposed by socioeconomic and gender differences.

Refrain from imposing advice.

We had some beers and whiskey and cokes with the skinheads in these pictures, who, apart from having an imposing look, regard being a skin as a way of life as opposed to just another trend: "You don't become skin, you are born skin" we heard repeatedly throughout the night.

A war or an economic collapse has a reality apart from perceptions, which imposes a pressure on reporters to find it.

The criteria are designed to allow admission to the top 12.5% of the state's high school graduates -- as determined by test scores and grades -- although all campuses apart from UC Riverside impose additional requirements.

They are obligations imposed apart from and independent of promises made and therefore apart from any manifested intention of parties to a contract or other bargaining transaction.

Apart from any contextual inference imposed through complex language models, the lower-level neural representation of speech sounds might also be important for recognition.