Sentence examples for broadly imposed from inspiring English sources

The school said it could not finance the program on its own because of broadly imposed budget cuts.

But Ms. MacKinnon noted that in contrast to other countries China defined crime very broadly, imposed censorship with little if any explanation and provided no process for operators of blocked Web sites to appeal censorship.

In general terms, it can be concluded that the broadly imposed model assumes the principles of the market economy and realises that the traffic is increasingly concentrated around a small number of ports.

The solution, he tells journalist Ron Rosenbaum, is for the U.S. and the Soviet Union to join forces and use their nuclear and economic power to keep other nations from developing nukes and more broadly impose their will on the rest of the world.

The canon lawyers' most frequent criticisms of the American bishops' policy are that it denies due process to accused priests, ignores the statute of limitations in canon law, defines sexual abuse too broadly, and imposes the same harsh punishment -- permanent removal from ministry -- on every offender, regardless of the severity of the crime.

Maria Lipman, an analyst at the Carnegie Moscow Center, said she did not expect the new fines to be imposed broadly.

"We are concerned about schemes that are imposed broadly on groups of people according to type of payment or category of circumstance, rather than by reference to a specific individual's circumstances.

To identify a set of broadly dimorphic transcripts, we imposed a more conservative threshold of a fold-change greater than 8 in any tissues, and examined them for overlapping dimorphism across different tissues (Fig.  8g and h).

But what they are not telling their people is that in reality both proposals impose broadly similar levels of austerity – the main difference being where the pain is felt.

The S.E.C. also responded more broadly to reduce regulation, particularly that imposed by Sarbanes-Oxley, on all public companies.

The guidelines set a broadly similar starting point for fines imposed against sole traders or individuals.