Sentence examples for appear to impose from inspiring English sources

Americans believe there would be less crime, greed and immorality if more people were religious, but are wary of politicians or initiatives that appear to impose any specific faith on the public, according to a survey released yesterday.

While there are genuine grey areas, sometimes businesses appear to impose the expectations and obligations of employees but, by defining workers as self-employed, deny them their due rights and entitlements.

Science advocates are unhappy with the bill (introduced by Lamar Smith, R-TX, the head of the House science committee), which would  appear to impose new requirements for NSF funding, including a requirement that program officers go public with the rationale for funding a project.

Thus, the amplification steps do not appear to impose requirements on the sequences that hamper selection for nucleotides that may be responsible for the binding activity of the enriched species.

14 Taken together, current data indicate that the disease course in patients who discontinue IFX while in clinical remission follow the natural history of Crohn's disease; 15 prior effective treatment with IFX therefore does not appear to impose a subsequent disease-modifying effect.

Recently, Possoli and collegues found that multispecies conserved sequences, which may be important for the precise regulation and function of host genes, appear to impose strong constraints on the evolution of intron size, confirming and extending the genomic-design model [ 7].

At first blush, the House bill appears to impose a surprisingly tight leash on the Bush administration's ability to justify big increases in emergency responses.

The superior thermal stability of Sb-additive glassy alloy can be attributed to the strong affinity for Sb/Mg and Sb/Gd, which appears to impose resistance to the formation of Mg2Cu and Cu5Gd phases.

Begging for crops appears to impose no energetic costs to the possessor; in contrast to begging for meat [3], aggression and the formation of begging clusters of individuals were absent.

No other variables appeared to impose obvious structure in the ordination.

Thus, addressing traumatic experiences within a safe and empathic environment appears to impose no unacceptable additional load to the patient.