Sentence examples for arrangements imposed from inspiring English sources

The reason the party gives for these new arrangements, imposed on police advice, is "the safety of everyone attending conference, as well as the residents and employees surrounding the venue".

The Western painter usually imposed a design on the artificially limited surface of a flat, rectangular canvas; and the sculptor, following predetermined spatial arrangements, imposed a shape on his material.

She laboured to extract her beloved authors and agency from the new arrangements imposed upon her and 70 like-minded colleagues by the owners of PFD, to whom the business had been sold - against her wishes - in 2001.

Flow interference between two circular cylinders in various arrangements imposes continuous and discontinuous changes in vortex shedding.

He sees site-sharing as a temporary truce between a dominant and subordinate faith, or else an arrangement imposed by an imperial power, say Ottoman or British, for the sake of social peace.

At about the age of six, our daughter had an arrangement imposed on her that was difficult enough in practical terms: her father was often out of the country and unable to support her weekend sports commitments simply because they were always somewhere else.

For external trade, the Wassenaar arrangement imposes export controls on strong encryption products.

He made aesthetically pleasing arrangements and imposed himself on them by drawing and carving.

The statement did not say if the arrangements were imposed on him by the Vatican, or if he had volunteered.

She said such arrangements, properly imposed, force divorcing couples, gay or straight, "to find their better selves, and have them act accordingly".

Added to that, our grant for next year has been cut by £3.5m after new funding arrangement were imposed on us.