Sentence examples for control imposed on from inspiring English sources
Far from enabling a negotiated and fair end to the conflict, the pursuit of the Oslo process deepened Israeli segregationist policies and justified the tightening of the security control imposed on the Palestinian population, as well as its geographical fragmentation.
"Children have to be aware of the differences in cultures and be able to expand to their minds, which means more than just knowing their A B C's". ANOTHER negative for some residents -- though most consider it a decided plus -- has been the control imposed on the community by the Yonkers Landmarks Preservation Board.
In order to stabilize the system (2.1) by means of periodically intermittent feedback control, we assume that the control imposed on the system is of the following form: (2.6).
For stabilizing the origin of system (1) by means of periodically alternate control, we assume that the control imposed on the system is of the following form: u(t)= left { begin{array}l@{quad}l} K_{1}x t),& mT< tleq mT+theta, K_{2}x t),& mT+theta< tleq(m+1 T, end{array} right.
For stabilizing the origin of the system (1) by means of a periodically alternate control, we assume that the control imposed on the system is of the following form: u ( t ) = { K 1 x ( t ), m T ≤ t < m T + τ, K 2 x ( t ), m T + τ ≤ t < ( m + 1 ) T, (2).
There's no overarching control imposed on these productions.There couldn't and, wisely, shouldn't be, with five original, different works and five different directors.
The extent of the controls imposed on the economy is one of the principal distinctions between capitalist, socialist, and communist systems.
And the commission has objected to similar controls imposed on privatized utilities in Italy and Spain.
Mr. Uwechue is mindful of rigid cultural controls imposed on artists by the Chinese government.
Employees choose to respond primarily to the incentives outlined in their contracts and the controls imposed on them.
