Sentence examples for be imposed effectively by from inspiring English sources

Self-discipline is something we learn for ourselves, not something that can ever be imposed effectively by someone else.

Since the data is effectively limitless, the primary bounds need to be imposed by your scientific question.

However, differences may also be imposed by the immortalization procedure.

Portsmouth, whose takeover by the Supporters Trustt was effectively confirmed last week, must now wait to find out if their impending 10-point penalty will be imposed this season – rendering it effectively meaningless, given their relegation – or next.

They will be imposed.

A good example of where centralised planning is going wrong is in Crowthorne, Berkshire, where the parish councils are having to pay for professional advice to oppose the plans to build more than 3,000 new homes (at sites including Broadmoor Hospotal) being imposed by the Borough – effectively locals are paying to support both sides of the argument.

You can't effectively serve your patients if a gag rule is imposed -- by you or by the chiropractors.

Lloyds has spent £1.2bn carving out the branches, effectively the price of rescuing HBOS in 2008 because it was imposed by Brussels during the £20bn bailout of the enlarged bank.

Import barriers were imposed by the dozen.

No broadband entry regulation has been imposed by the FCC.

This constraint is imposed by causality.