Sentence examples for because of the imposition from inspiring English sources
Those that rely on EU funding should not be hit because of the imposition of an arbitrary deadline.
West Ham United will not relish a replay against Shrewsbury Town, and not only because of the imposition on their schedule.
But new energy projects also create jobs, and though oil prices impose a cost, Europe has lived with high prices (because of the imposition of taxes) and adjusted to them.
They are often blamed by officers for failures while being under intense pressure from the prison service to deliver with depleted resources, and their hands tied because of the imposition of central control.
Employees' pensions will also be hit because of the imposition of a public sector pay freeze in the budget, which means workers will miss out on additional pension increments that accompany higher salaries.
The density of states at minority carrier contacts is additionally depleted because of the imposition of closed-system boundary conditions that prevent the formation of a dark leakage current under bias.
And so a debate that was initially concerning because of the impositions it placed on internet users quickly became about the problems of the parliamentary process, a change of focus I'm sure the BPI and Conservative party were very happy about.
The initial response to voltage was rapid, occurring within milliseconds of the imposition of Vj steps.
This suggests enhancement of a naturally occurring oscillation instead of the imposition of an artificial rhythm.
We posit that EtCO2 was improved in the VC group because the imposition of a physiologically forward flow via fluid infusion, either arterial or venous, had the effect of increasing venous return of blood to the heart.
