Sentence examples for found to be able to impose from inspiring English sources

The four factors give embryo stem cells their unique characteristics and were found to be able to impose these characteristics on skin cells.

"We ought to be able to impose our will with the running game," Schiano said.

We dominated quite large periods of the game but weren't clinical enough to be able to impose that".

In other words, after a jury finds someone guilty of a capital crime but prior to being able to impose the death penalty, the jury must conclude that the accused is guilty beyond any doubt.

Also, Americans with pre-existing conditions will be able to get coverage and insurance companies will no longer be able to impose limits on essential benefits. .

That means the bureau might still be able to impose the rule by late March.

The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) will be able to impose the fines if firms and the people running them are found to be in breach of the privacy and electronic communications regulations.

This would doubtless be able to impose technically efficient policies.

Nor will they be able to impose fines for non-compliance.

Retailers may thus be able to impose unfavourable terms on their suppliers that restrict competition.

They will be able to impose detention without having to give 24 hours' notice.