Sentence examples for been imposed that are from inspiring English sources

Since World War II there has been large-scale immigration from Asia, Africa, and the Caribbean, posing seemingly more difficult problems of assimilation, and restrictive immigration regulations have been imposed that are out of step with the open-door policy that had been an English tradition for many generations.

Sensitivity to growth signals and a lack of self-sufficiency of growth signals may contribute to a nondividing state or alter the rate of division, but it is the nondividing state (rather than the mechanism by which it is imposed) that is the barrier to cancer.

Structure generation is performed from the structural blocks C, CH, CH2, CH3, and heteroatoms when constraints are imposed that are entered as connectivities.

However, no time constraint was imposed; that is, some participants were expected to take longer.

That's why sanctions were imposed, that's why we are talking about it now.

Iraqi officials have complained since the embargo was imposed that children are short of milk.

In order to keep the complexity of the relay terminal low, it is imposed that all parameters are estimated at the destination.

"There are limitations that were imposed that would not be imposed on a union hall or fraternal organization," he said.

Security requirement number 2 has been imposed such that the buildings should be able to withstand large explosions.

Different from the K2 Bayesian structure learning algorithm, an additional constrain must be imposed which is that the transition network structure must repeat between time slices over time.

And what turned him around on the death penalty, after decades of trying to ensure that it was imposed fairly, was his realization that it could never be imposed fairly.