Sentence examples for device to impose from inspiring English sources
The campaign for a seven-day NHS is a device to impose new, worse contracts on junior doctors.
When we call now for measures to ensure ethical democratic practice, this is not a cunning device to impose ties and restrictions or a relinquishing of democracy.
Bernhard himself was a maddeningly repetitive writer, but Bolaño saw that you could use the same device to impose unity on the most perversely various material, as he did in By Night in Chile.
He also introduces a great device to impose the protagonist's point of view: Belfort narrates the action even while he's in the midst of living it, addressing the camera with monologues that show him to be both inside and outside the events, converging on-screen his present and former selves.
Novel devices to impose a designated tensile strain or compressive strain are also developed for tension/compression tests with the high speed material testing machine at intermediate strain rates.
The reason why we conducted additional experiments increasing the number of reconfigurable devices and decreasing the one of autonomous is the following: reconfigurable devices tend to impose more load to the network (as proved in [1]), so it is critical to investigate what happens at the edge of the considered population mix, when only reconfigurable devices exist in the system.
And cell phones in particular seem to be especially suitable as AR vehicles, meaning the devices will make it possible to impose graphical layers over real-world images while on the go.
Johnson mentioned vacuum cleaners amid reports that the European commission intends to impose restrictions on the devices.
The Bush administration, he said, "should be trying to increase the amount of spectrum for unlicensed devices, as opposed to imposing new, retroactive restrictions right as the market is taking off".
They have yet to impose fines.
