Sentence examples for continually imposed from inspiring English sources

Both Spain and Morocco have continually imposed tighter controls over their land and sea borders.

Here and in the other three Pärt scores he uses here, he continually imposes a brisk dance tempo on top of essentially slow music.

Later on, the ability of the electrostatic-mediated post-functionalization to continually impose good colloidal stability on the iron oxide nanoparticles for a long period (6 months) and its ability to sustain from lyophilization process were evaluated by tracking the evolution of particle hydrodynamic size.

"We can't continually impose on others decisions that are made by two or by one [country]." But Heather Grabbe, director of the Open Society Institute in Brussels, said that "in times of crisis, leaders have to show leadership, and the public wants them to do that.

I wouldn't propose such a radical solution as capital punishment to the continually compounding outrage imposed on the public by the engineers of the recent financial calamity.

"We've continually had laws imposed upon us.

And like Christopher, we are all continually trying to impose internal symmetry on the bewildering world outside.

Western countries, either unilaterally or through the WTO, continually threaten to impose sanctions against China for piracy of products ranging from movies and computer software to semiconductors.

The friction bonds support normal stress and resist shear, and during imposed strain are continually broken and reformed.

This paper proposes a system capable of transcutaneous electric power delivery by means of a non-guided electromagnetic field, suitable for electronic pill technology to be continually powered without the limitations imposed by batteries.

This, in combination with a highly many-to-one mapping of protein sequences to structures, allows sequences to change continually while meeting the structural constraints imposed by the original function (a phenomenon known as neutral drift [14]).