Sentence examples for if imposed from inspiring English sources

If imposed, they could supplant gas and vehicle taxes as well as tolls.

If imposed, Elsheikh and Kotey would suffer a "gruesome and painful" death through lethal injection.

If imposed, this would place a customs border in the Irish Sea.

The Supreme Court has held that capital punishment is lawful if imposed consistently with the requirements of the Eighth Amendment.

The programme, which could impose a curfew on bars, is still being discussed and is expected to meet with resistance from tourists if imposed.

There are also fears of a ban on apples or other produce, which would be devastating if imposed during harvest season.

He is a lonely, if imposing, figure in the history of thought.

If imposing general structural constraints on controllers, it is unknown how to design optimal H∞-controllers by convex optimization.

If imposing a two month time limit to collect the requisite eight stamps motivates more visits, the promotion will likely be profitable.

It produces less false negatives and hence higher accuracies than if imposing a p-value cutoff of 0.1 as described earlier [ 28].

However, if the imposed wall temperature growth period is sufficiently short, the boundary layer develops differently.