Sentence examples for are imposed primarily from inspiring English sources

Regarding the disciplinary actions, Panel C in Table 1 shows that nonmonetary sanctions, such as a temporary suspension from the Official Register of Auditors, are imposed primarily on individual auditors.

Property tax, levy that is imposed primarily upon land and buildings.

For example, the carbon tax is imposed primarily on producers of fossil fuels near where the fuels enter the economy, which keeps the number of regulated entities at manageable levels.

Connecticut's penalty against Philip Morris was imposed primarily because the company failed to properly itemize and fully report money it paid to Ms. Portnoy and its top Connecticut lobbyists, Clem Roy and Craig LeRoy, a high-level aide to Gov. John G. Rowland from 1997 to 1999.

This strategy is imposed primarily by the substantial costs of whole genome sequencing.

Taxes are imposed on businesses.

It was imposed by outsiders, primarily government officials and Judge Leonard B. Sand of the United States District Court, and perpetuated by lawyers like Michael H. Sussman, the Orange County lawyer who represents the local N.A.A.C.P.

The point you raise can be subtle - since some sequence similarity is required for maintenance of the overall fold, rather than for specific substrate interactions - so we have edited the text of the Conclusions section for clarity and changed the final sentence of the Abstract to read "...may primarily be imposed... ......

Tall structures are imposing.

"The challenges are imposing.

The second phase, which focuses on the period after 1924—, when strict quotas on foreigners were imposed and the island was used primarily as a detention center—, and especially on the influx following World War II, is scheduled to open about a year from now with a formal ceremony to celebrate the new museum.