Sentence examples for be imposed as from inspiring English sources
verb
To establish or apply by authority.
- Congress imposed new tariffs.
With that being said, an upper bound has to be imposed as well to events b.
Downing Street was encouraged when Jean-Claude Juncker, the European commission president, agreed at a meeting in Brussels on Friday that an emergency brake to limit benefit payments to EU migrants for four years could be imposed as soon as a referendum is passed.
In the S.E.C. filing, FirstEnergy said that "the potential penalties that may be imposed, as well as the capital expenditures necessary to comply with the substantial remedial measures that may be required, may have a material adverse impact on the company's financial condition and results of operations".
The prime minister was encouraged when Jean-Claude Juncker, the European commission president, agreed at a meeting in Brussels on Friday that an emergency brake to limit benefit payments to EU migrants could be imposed as soon as a referendum is passed.
As we demonstrate, further criteria can be imposed as well, capturing features e.g. of the specific mRNA region bound (5'UTR, CDS, or 3' UTR), presence of orthologs in other transcriptomes, and/or levels of sequence conservation.
It cannot be imposed as party policy by the unilateral diktats of leadership candidates.
Sanctions — including recalls — are imposed as soon as a pathogen is found.
"I know of no case of conditions that have been imposed as severe as those on Mr. Madoff".
For the inversion, the smoothing and damping constraints are imposed, as well as in Tsushima et al. (2009).
Marshall law has been imposed, as well as a strict curfew.
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