The phrase "as we impose" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the act of enforcing rules, regulations, or conditions.
Example: "As we impose new guidelines, it is essential to ensure that everyone understands the changes."
Alternatives: "as we enforce" or "as we apply".
Here we must straighten out one of the great misconceptions that has circulated around humanities professors: that we are a trendy lot, "tenured radicals" wrenching the curriculum into irrelevance as we impose the latest theoretical paradigm upon it.
All those photographs he took of pre-pubescent minors, some in the nude, some pouting provocatively – well, it stands to reason, as we impose modern speculation on the outlooks and sensibilities of a very different time.
As long as we impose the above formula for the clutter ridge in optimising (35), we can estimate the switching time as well as the clutter shift without having any knowledge of the value of which is in fact = 827.8619 Hz, and this knowledge is not needed to estimate as seen below.
"As we impose costs on Russia, we have to be equally resolute in supporting the government in Ukraine," he said.
It is also noteworthy that, as we impose directionality from the less well explained variable (large SPV, "exogenous", "independent") to the one with relatively lower SPV (well explained, "endogenous", "dependent" variable), we effectively choose the direction with the relatively smaller regression coefficient (conditional that the corresponding partial correlation is also significant).
+ The between Location variance is 0 as we imposed the same productivity to each population.
Guns are no different than Box Cutters or Airplanes Someone remarked that since box cutters and airplanes have both been used as weapons, should we impose controls on those as well?
"So he's a good player but we won't be focusing on him as much as focusing on how we impose ourselves on them.
In one of them, labeled as vertical separation, we impose that power generating firms and electricity distributors operate as independent business groups.
Reverential respect is unlike any other feeling humans experience in that it is not dependent on empirical desires or any other contingencies of the individual agent's psychology, situation, or history, but is "self-produced by means of a rational concept," that is, the moral law which, as rational beings, we impose on ourselves.
We protest the derogatory stereotypes applied to us, even as we rationalize as true the roles we impose on others.
