Sentence examples for be imposed through the from inspiring English sources

The Government cannot expect to meet its legally binding targets, soon to be imposed through the Climate Change Bill, if it sanctions a new fleet of unabated coal-fired power stations".

However, additivity, if desired, may be imposed through the selection of appropriate parameters of the prior.

As an undergraduate, Huxley found inspiration in continuous contact with postgraduate research and later worked to prevent separation being imposed through the establishment of postgraduate institutes.

An increased study load was imposed through the assessment components of the course.

The correction is imposed through the addition of a lubrication barrier force on affected particles.

The new layerwise laminate theory involves quadratic and cubic terms for approximation of the in-plane displacement in each discrete layer, while interlaminar shear stress continuity is imposed through the thickness.

The excise increase will be imposed through tariff proposals to be tabled in the House of Representatives this week.

--Budget better thanotherher CR: The deal raises the discretionary spending caps above the sequester levels that would be imposed through yet another CR.

Writer realizes that security must be imposed through military courtsbut feels there must be a way to make the vast friction between Israelis & Palestinians more honorable & tolerable, to minimize the hate.

However, little consideration has been given to energetic limitations on the production of gamete biomass that may be imposed through constraints on whole-organism metabolism.

If trade unions and their allies in government try to borrow the WTO's teeth, they may find that they bite in the wrong place if at all.* "Should Core Labour Standards be Imposed Through International Trade Policy?" World Bank Development Research Group, Policy Research Working Paper 1817, August 1997.