Sentence examples for environmental impositions from inspiring English sources

*For example: real estate developers revenues are modified by new infrastructures or by environmental impositions.

In other instances, developed countries have objected to the imposition of environmental standards, fearing that such regulations will hamper economic growth and erode their standard of living.

These will have to be financed, at least in part, by the imposition of environmental taxes, including carbon taxes, and taxes on the monopoly and other rents that have become pervasive in the market economy – and contribute enormously to inequality and slow growth.

In conditioning, the behavior in question is made more (or in some paradigms less) likely to occur in response to a given environmental cue by the imposition of an appropriate 'schedule of reinforcement': rewards or punishments are given or withheld as the subject's response to the cue varies over time.

What may be an environmental or public health imposition for one is seen as a desperately needed opportunity for another.

Autophagy plays critical roles during cellular development and differentiation and may be linked to life-span extension, even under normal growth conditions without the imposition of environmental stresses.

The imposition of stringent environmental regulations governing disposal of spent batteries has led to greater recycling efforts that will ensure the growth of this supply.

Imposition of strict environmental protection acts and the imperative need of best possible allocation of resources have given birth to the concept of "low carbon logistics".

In general, expected functions from a vision machine are the exploitation and imposition of the environmental constraint of a scene, the capturing of the images, analysis of those captured images, recognition of certain objects and features within each image, and the initiation of subsequent actions in order to accept or reject the corresponding objects.

Indeed, studies from prokaryotes to mammals have shown that impairment of the circadian clock or imposition of daily environmental cycles that deviate from the innate duration or period of the circadian clock results in reduced fitness [ 6, 7, 10].

This analysis showed that the developmental stage of CE samples at 14 daa (the start of the imposition of different environmental conditions) is equivalent to about 20 23 daa in the developmental series; this is expected as the temperature regime used was 23°C/15°C day/night compared to 18°C/15°C in the developmental series.