Sentence examples for groups imposed from inspiring English sources

It encouraged Iranian revolutionary groups, imposed economic sanctions on Iran, and worked intensely to prevent Iran from building pipelines that could carry its oil and gas to nearby countries.

Information to the degree of functionalisation was ascertained by argon ion bombardment of the samples followed by XPS analysis to detect the functional groups, the percentage atomic concentration of various elements present and whether or not the detected functional groups imposed a chemical shift on the CNT atoms.

Rather than just reacting to the forces of reference groups imposed upon us, I believe that developing a good understanding of the impact of reference groups can be advantageous.

CAG members and health staff reported that several groups imposed additional CAG entry requirements e.g. to be physical well and able to participate in the rotation system.

That law says the Coast Guard "may convey" lighthouses to nonprofit groups, imposing restrictions on the voluntary transfer of property, while the Stevens amendment mandates the transfer.

Related, which has built projects across the city, including several in the Bronx, blamed the collapse of the plan on "outside groups imposing artificial wage demands that do not exist anywhere else in New York City or New York State".

Particularly, at the lowest free-energy position (position b), coordination of the cation by three carboxylate groups imposes the strongest Na+/K+ selectivity.

The condition on the spread between the pilot groups imposes a constraint on the fraction f8 (fmax in general) of the pilot bits: f max ≤ d av 2 × d max × ν + 1 + 1 k, where dav is the average information bit degree and k is the total number of information bits.

One of the lawyers representing the charity, Professor David Cole, a constitutional law expert at the Georgetown University Law Center, told us, "The legal regime employed in the name of cutting off terror financing gives the executive branch a 'blank check' to blacklist disfavored individuals and groups, imposes guilt by association, and lacks even minimal attributes of fair process".

The group imposed sanctions on the National Academy for its sale, advising other institutions not to collaborate with or make loans to the academy.

As only three high coverage gymnosperm genome assemblies – P. taeda [ 19], Picea abies [ 18] and Picea glauca [ 24] – are available, this may be due to the minimum requirement of four orthologs per group imposed in this study.