Sentence examples for collection imposed from inspiring English sources

The ruling by Justice Bruce M. Balter of State Supreme Court in Brooklyn was a blow to the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, which had urged that the ban on automatic dues collection — imposed after a 2005 strike — be lifted for the sake of labor harmony.

Instead of voters rewarding the state's Republican Party for its obstructionist tactics on any measure requiring a two-thirds vote, they provided California's Democratic leadership with the votes needed to trump limits on tax collection imposed by the infamous Proposition 13, which for 34 years had shortchanged the public sector of needed funding.

The data collection imposed a huge volume of additional work for clinical staff and the checking of missing and ambiguous data is time consuming and causes delay in closing of databases and analysis.

Even at a low-cost estimate of $2.80 a signature, commercial collection imposes a minimum $125,000 "outside agitator" filing fee for a nonresident Petitioner.

The retrospective clinical data collection imposes a risk of misclassification and selection bias.

The retrospective nature of the data collection imposes the limits inherent to this type of study.

We also considered site variation in restrictions on the accrual and data collection process imposed by either the local research ethics board or the hospital.

Third, the time constraints on the data collection period imposed limits on the sample size as participants had to be available for a face-to-face interview during a set period of time.

Elsewhere, the cost of managing old palaces and large collections has imposed itself.

Also new was the fact later collections were imposed with the consent of the barons.

These studies may use the full or a subsample of the study cohort, with the caveat that proposed new data collection not impose undue additional burden on study participants or additional financial burden on the study.