Sentence examples for because a it imposes from inspiring English sources
Stickland pairing is an appealing candidate mechanism because (a) it imposes constraints to the amino acids to be assigned to newly evolved proto-adapter pairs, and (b) it favours redundancy by assigning good electron donors or acceptors to proto-adapters in a way that allows it to react with several amino acids with complementary Stickland role.
"On the one hand, this is a very good thing because it imposes a level of financial discipline that a lot of private companies don't have.
Applying this standard, I believe the statute is unconstitutional because it imposes a disproportionate burden upon those eligible voters who lack a driver's license or other statutorily valid form of photo ID.
The entrepreneur and venture capitalist Tim O'Reilly, who is today the most visible representative of the open-source movement, told me that he considers an open-source license to be freer than a GPL one, because it imposes no restrictions on those who seek to make use of code.
Additionally, this plan provision is prohibited under § 2590.715-2711 because it imposes a lifetime limit on essential health benefits.
Mr. Abbott argues that the provision violates the Equal Protection Clause of the United States Constitution because it imposes a requirement on Texas that is not imposed on any other state.
I believe that in most cases it gets you closer to the truth, because it imposes a discipline of testing all assumptions, very much including your own.
"Rent control is basically immoral and unjustified because it imposes a social burden on landlords without providing much help for most of the poor.
Two lessons: genre writing is almost always bad because it imposes a straitjacket that the best writers will resist; and the notion of "children's writing" should be resisted most of all.
It says that the law should be thrown out because it imposes a tax and the legislation was initiated in the Senate.
And it matters to those so designated and the people affiliated with some of their professed beliefs cf: Operation Rescue –because it imposes a different frame on how we think about their beliefs and actions, reducing public tolerance for what they're doing.
