Sentence examples for form of imposed from inspiring English sources
Even those areas that were not controlled directly by the West (such as China, Japan, and Korea) felt its influence in the form of imposed unequal treaties or carefully applied military pressure.
But the use of heavy-metal music to evoke military conflict is excellent, the stripped-down stage is resourcefully used and, above all, the production feels powerfully motivated: you feel these imprisoned women are impelled to present a play that deals with violence, conflict and the urge to overthrow any form of imposed authority.
They pose a threat to the welfare and treatment of others and will not improve without some form of imposed regulation".
These constraints take the form of imposing monotonic behavior between certain input parameters and the dependent output.
Now, a more modern Korea — in the form of imposing electrical power lines — is encroaching on the villages, including their burial grounds.
In the absence of such a capacity, its fiscal adjustment takes the form of imposing harsh deflations on the member states already most severely hit by the crisis, which carry only the merest pretence of leading to future growth.
462, 471, Chief Justice CHASE said: 'The granting of a license, therefore, must be regarded as nothing more than a mere form of imposing a tax,' etc., and that 'this construction is warranted by the practice of the government from its organization.
They entice you down a long driveway to disappointment in the form of imposing iron gates and manicured lawns dotted by armed response signs.
Healthcare teams' perceptions of students often took the form of imposing on them the prototype of doctor or dentist [transference].
Centralized management, in both the forms of imposed quarantines or trade restrictions and eradication activities undertaken, risks sparking local conflict of the kinds that Carroll and others (2006) mention.
What Egyptians rejected is a winner-take-all form of democracy imposed by the Muslim Brotherhood.
