Sentence examples for has imposed through from inspiring English sources

Cameron has imposed, through the Infrastructure Act 2015, a legal obligation on the government to "maximise economic recovery" of the UK's oil and gas.

The constraints we have imposed through our strategy would necessarily underestimate the number of varietal SNPs between genotypes because our approach i) cannot identify varietal SNPs located in regions unique to either the At or Dt genome, as our SNP calling relies on the presence of both At and Dt reads; and ii) will miss the genuine varietal SNPs without a flanking subgenome-specific SNP.

An actor who likes to keep the audience off balance, he has imposed himself through sheer force of personality, creating if not a cult then at least a mystique.

As Italy's new government scrambles to stave off economic disaster, the budget cuts it has imposed are rippling through Italian institutions in New York City, slicing into paychecks and prompting plans to shut down a venerable state-owned television operation.

Perhaps Plutone, driven by envy, has imposed the condition through spite?

One glaring example: With one hand, the United States is trying to make solar cheaper, through tax breaks, and with the other hand it's making solar more expensive, through tariffs it has imposed on solar products imported from China, the world's largest maker and installer of solar panels.

Most of the changes Trump has imposed on the country have been through executive actions and by altering internal policies at the various executive agencies.

Who has imposed the "correct" image for women to take through the years?