Sentence examples for be imposed at this from inspiring English sources
A spokeswoman for the European Commission said in an e-mailed statement: "If Greece's response is not satisfactory, the commission reserves the right to resort to legal action," adding, however, that "financial penalties will not be imposed at this stage".
No financial sanctions will be imposed at this stage however – though a provisional sanction to withhold Champions League money is possible as a next step in the process and the CFCB will hold talks and ask for more information from all the clubs involved before making any such decision.
Naturally, the first response of scores of security experts will be to say that some new legislation needs to be imposed at the federal level to discourage this kind of crime, and to hold the feet of private companies to the fire.
The formulation allows different boundary conditions to be imposed at the edges of the plate.
To fully utilize the combustion-generated heat in pyrolysis of rare earth chloride, an appropriate external pressure p=v2+3v−4.27 should be imposed at the feed inlet.
Again, the tax will be imposed at the time you take distributions from your IRA, not upon sale of the property.
Simply, some kind of levy or tax or whatever would be imposed at the coal mine and at the oil and gas well.
The tax would be imposed at the first point of sale -- at the mine, well or port of entry.
Thus, constraints that are imposed to achieve accurate representations of metabolism must be imposed at the metabolic engineering targets themselves.
A steady supply of glutamate can be imposed at the expense of glutamine, and the stress intensity manipulated by changing the glutaminase concentration [ 246].
