Sentence examples similar to be imposed in practice from inspiring English sources
As much as fundamentalists foam at the mouth over the very fantasy that Sharia law will be imposed in America -- an unlikely prospect -- they are not at all reluctant to impose a Christian fundamentalist version of the same practice.
The ban was imposed in 1997 because of the common practice in the United States of cleaning chicken carcasses with a chlorine wash.
Since the ban was imposed in September he has carried on working in private practice.
In Arkansas, they said, disbarment has never been imposed in a case that did not involve a felony conviction or a matter involving the practice of law.
The Latin rite was imposed in churches.
Similar curbs are being imposed in Tehran.
It is imposed in racially discriminatory ways.
Periodic boundary conditions are imposed in the model.
The Statement of Principles itself urges administrations to "monitor tenure decisions to ensure that different standards are not imposed in practice through the application of policies that appear neutral".
In practice, the decision-makers sometimes may require the reliability levels to be imposed on the entire management system rather than on each constraint separately.
Where organisational change initiatives have been imposed on routine practice, greater collaboration has been achieved.
