Sentence examples for case imposes from inspiring English sources

The 2005 California law at issue in the case imposes $1,000 fines on stores that sell violent video games to people under 18.

If the judge in the case imposes as $50m bond on Gawker, which its representatives say it cannot pay, the site and its nine ancillary publications could quickly collapse.

The transmission system operator (TSO, National Gridd in this case, imposes its own limits of ±0.2 Hz.

The comparison results of the power production and the degree of hydrological alteration in the four different scenarios, indicate that the system operation under the EDF case imposes the least hydrological alteration while providing adequate power production.

Furthermore, mobility of a positive case imposes further public health risks.

But, as Picard and his team surely knew from the outset, the filing of the case imposed its own penalty, especially with all the other bad news that Wilpon is facing.

The states Commission on Judicial Performance has also attacked the the judge for taking ten years off the recommended sentence for the rapist in the case, imposing a six-year sentence instead.

They marginalize groups of people they feel should not be doing certain things — eating fattening and unhealthy foods, drinking soda or smoking cigarettes — in the last case, imposing bans on an activity that is legal.

On Monday, New York's top financial regulator used the admission to punish Mr. Falcone in an unrelated case, imposing a seven-year ban on the billionaire from controlling insurance companies licensed in New York.

In any case, imposing such a rule change on an industry in crisis and an economy in recovery is like the old medical practice of bleeding the sick.

In this case, imposing convexity becomes a local feature, and the number of linear constraints for convexity is proportional to the size of the mesh.