Sentence examples for especially imposed from inspiring English sources

The fractional property is not especially imposed by the controller structure but by the closed-loop reference model.

The last government especially imposed on public galleries the obligation to bring in a wider range of visitors as the price of freedom from entry fees.

PAMs are especially imposed on conditional marketing authorisations or when marketing authorisations have been granted under exceptional circumstances.

The remains of its amphitheatre are especially imposing.

(Mr. Hart was an especially imposing presence, bashing his cymbals and toms with canny abandon).

Early in the show an especially imposing joke painting offers a summation of his ambition.

Especially imposing because Faction Collective had not received permission to use the trademarked image.

Lyon has been famous for its furniture since 1500, especially imposing pieces with carved busts and Renaissance motifs.

She is especially imposing in the air, having delivered more than 40percentt of her career goals on headers.

Ameringer Yohe Fine Art is showing drawings and constructions, including an especially imposing one of a big, black pram whose square wheels are highlighted with foil.

Livia, wife of Augustus and mother of Tiberius, is an especially imposing figure among the story's cast of complex characters.