Sentence examples for effect imposes from inspiring English sources

A PSPO in Kettering in effect imposes a curfew on "unsupervised juveniles" under the age of 18 in the town centre after 11pm.

The law, which never took effect, "imposes significant obstacles and burdens upon the pregnant woman, which improperly intrude upon the exercise of her choice between abortion and childbirth," the appellate judges said.

Finally, it should be clear that the anti-BDS legislation being supported by AIPAC is nothing more than a brazen act of hypocrisy since it, in effect, imposes sanctions on those accused of boycotting, divesting from, or sanctioning Israel.

We approximated the maximum error this effect imposes on the replication profiles.

This effect imposes a limit on the minimum distance between two adjacent features, usually defined as the resolution of the system.

Also, the gates close at night, in effect imposing a dusk-to-dawn curfew.

In 2003, he broke with the Bush Administration and co-introduced legislation to reduce carbon emissions, by, in effect, imposing a price on them.

Once income exceeds €100 a month, benefits quickly tail off, in effect imposing a tax rate of 80%.All of this is highly contentious.

As governor, Mr. Christie postponed putting the program into effect, imposed restrictions on the program and delayed it over concerns about what the federal government would do.

Forcing Microsoft to produce a Europe-specific version of Windows without WMP (or any other specific features) would, in effect, impose an inferior product on European consumers.

China, by engineering an unwarranted trade surplus, is in effect imposing an anti-stimulus on these economies, which they can't offset.