Sentence examples for are initially imposed from inspiring English sources

Exogenous signals are initially imposed on the receptors, which then carry the signals to second messengers, and eventually the signals are led to transcription-related molecules of DNA in the nucleus, such as transcription factors, RNA polymerases or histone modification complexes.

When the suspension was initially imposed, an appeal seemed unlikely because the commissioner's office hears appeals, making a substantial change in the ruling unlikely.

Some advocacy organizations are still pushing for a sustained effort to revive the assault-weapons ban, which was initially imposed in 1994 and expired a decade later.

The E.I.T.I. standards for transparency in oil finance were initially imposed mainly on poor countries, but, under the Obama Administration, the U.S. agreed, along with other wealthy countries, to adopt the standards.

The bans were initially imposed by Fifa's disciplinary committee in January, but were temporarily lifted pending appeals, allowing them to sign any players in the transfer window that ended last month.

The publication of the new estimate in early December undercut efforts to toughen sanctions that were initially imposed because Iran refused to follow a United Nations Security Council demand that it stop enriching uranium.

The sanctions were initially imposed after Russia annexed the Crimea region from Ukraine last month.

An indefinite suspension of play was initially imposed and the European Tour's decision to then resume was criticised by a number of players.

President Barack Obama has vowed that Iran will only receive relief from sanctions that were initially imposed in response to its nuclear program.

The "closure," which cut Palestinians off from Greater Jerusalem, and severely limited interaction between Palestinians and Israel, was initially imposed as a temporary "preventive measure" in the wake of the massacre of Palestinians committed by an Israeli settler in Hebron.

No mortality was initially imposed in the corridors, such that the density of individuals per unit area of the corridors was equal to that of the patches.