Sentence examples for considered imposed from inspiring English sources

When the pH and Fe activity are considered imposed by the soil and constant, the ratio between free DMA ligand and Fe complex remains fixed once equilibrium is reached (KC*; eq 1).

House and Senate negotiators considered imposing similar user fees on certain low-cost generic versions of prescription drugs.

Highlighting the sensitivity to such taxes, last year the City Council considered imposing a mandatory $3.50 monthly environment fee for every single-family home.

Blood bank officials in New York have scrambled to find new sources of blood, as the F.D.A. considered imposing the donor restrictions as early as next spring.

The Liberal government that was defeated in January's elections had considered imposing taxes on trusts but backed away when faced by protests from investors and companies.

Has The Times considered imposing a maximum number of comments per user per day, so that more readers have the ability to comment?

The European Union considered imposing a one-share, one-vote rule on all members in 2007, but abandoned the idea as the financial crisis set in.

Then, Portugal would probably be given a year to return to compliance before the commission and the European Union's finance ministers considered imposing the fines called for in the pact.

The Bank of England considered imposing a negative bank rate in February 2013, but decided against it in May of that year.

The extension of the areas considered imposes a limit for a hypothetical eye with maximum scatter (i.e.; a uniform distribution of intensity on the image).

The countries also must consider imposing higher taxes on tobacco.