Sentence examples for deliberately imposed on from inspiring English sources

The rules of prosody that hold for Arabic and Persian languages have been deliberately imposed on the Turkic languages on several occasions, notably by ʿAlī Shīr Navāʾī (died 1501), a master of Chagatai poetry and prose in Herāt, and by Bābur (died 1530), the first Mughal emperor in India.

The prosecutor can start with the simple fact that these laws and further administrative restrictions were deliberately imposed on American citizens without the existence of the problem they purported to address.

And even though the members of dominant groups enjoy many unfair advantages, it is possible, for example, for them to be wronged by some agent deliberately imposing on them disadvantages because of their race, religion, or some similar consideration.

We also offer this as a method of tracking the effect of a deliberately imposed change on patient survival, such as may be imposed by changing staff pattern, resources, or the deliberate application of therapy advocated by randomised trials from elsewhere.

And tempers flared at times when residents raised a racial issue: whether Mr. Snyder, a Republican who is white, had deliberately imposed emergency managers on several Michigan cities that have largely black populations.

But it does underscore just how extreme of a climate of fear has been deliberately imposed by the Obama administration on the news gathering process.

Sooner or later, the economic deep freeze, whether unwittingly or deliberately, imposed by the 0.01percentt of our population on middle- and lower-income Americans is bound to result in social unrest.

Deliberately imposed drought stress was found to increase tuber glycoalkaloid content and have differential effects on tuber metabolites and genes [ 27, 28].

Outcomes that would have been unjust if deliberately imposed (such as being born with a cleft palate) sometimes simply happen.

A manipulated experiment deliberately imposes treatments on experimental plots with the aim of observing a particular response.

In contrast to a manipulated experiment, which deliberately imposes treatments on experimental plots with the aim of observing a particular response, a comparative observational study involves collecting and analysing data from different site conditions without actively pre-defining these conditions (Kuehl 1994).