Sentence examples for apparently imposed on from inspiring English sources

I liked the original's hard-boiled Chandleresque voice-over narration and the ambiguous happy ending, which were apparently imposed on Scott.

The strict targets that are apparently imposed on staff mean that 70% of staff feel like they are given disciplinary points unfairly, while 89% believe they are being exploited.

This type of filter is apparently imposed on many other apps and websites in Iran, as the government has put particular effort into filtering the net and implementing "smart" internet censorship against sites they deem inappropriate or immoral.

D-Xylonate production apparently imposed considerable stress on the cell wall.

She apparently imposed a strict 10pm curfew on Abramović, who lived at home until she was 29.

Only by relying on large frugivores free of size constraints can plants extensively disperse seeds larger than the 3.5 4.0 cm diameter limit apparently imposed by present-day Neotropical vertebrate frugivores [32], [41], [65], [67], [72] [74].

They added that they had also found "possible operational abuses, whereby the search engine apparently imposes exorbitant conditions on its partners or customers, treats them in a discriminatory manner or refuses to guarantee a minimum degree of transparency in the contractual relations that it establishes with them".

"That is the sign of a competitive and dynamic industry". But the regulator also said there were "possible operational abuses, whereby the search engine apparently imposes exorbitant conditions on its partners or customers, treats them in a discriminatory manner or refuses to guarantee a minimum degree of transparency in the contractual relations that it establishes with them".

In a recent study it has been reported that the glycan residues of the surface-adsorbed glycoproteins apparently impose a long-range ordering on the vicinal water [50].

The Chinese assistance, which was first reported over the weekend by The Washington Post, apparently violated United Nations sanctions imposed on Iraq after its invasion of Kuwait in 1990, officials said today.

By a vote of 7 to 2, the Court ruled that an inmate on death row in Arkansas did not have standing to challenge the validity of the death sentence imposed on, and apparently welcomed by, a fellow inmate, Ronald Gene Simmons.