Sentence examples for impose a bridge from inspiring English sources

The Ravitch proposals have been embraced by Gov. David A. Paterson, while Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver says he has enough votes to pass a compromise measure — one Mr. Ravitch appears open to — that would impose a bridge toll that matches the base subway fare, about half the toll rate proposed by Mr. Ravitch.

The azimuthal movement of the lever arm under this mechanism would not only straighten the cross-bridge but would also impose a clockwise torque on both the thick and thin filament, opposite the one imposed by the weak-to-strong transition.

The hammering effect can be suppressed by imposing a large-scale bridging mechanism (bridging extending far in the crack wake, as from pins or stitches), whereupon energy release rates tend to show smooth oscillations associated with waves propagating on the scale of the whole specimen.

His plan would impose a regional payroll tax generating $1.5 billion a year and tolls on the East River and Harlem River bridges, which would raise $600 million more.

Under Miller's proposal, the state would impose a new 3percentt sales tax on gasoline that would be used for new roads and bridges.

This proposal would impose a substantial financial burden on the hundreds of thousands of motorists who must use Port Authority bridges and tunnels daily.

But the new governor, Christine Gregoire, had the courage to impose a phased-in motor fuels tax to repair the state's dilapidated and congested roads and bridges.

O'Neill's challenge: impose a little discipline.

In all of these latter cases, the estimated times of trans-ECS divergence based on chloroplast (cp) DNA fall into the early-to-mid Pleistocene, suggesting that the ECS land bridge imposed a formidable barrier to dispersal during the last glacial cycle(s) (reviewed in [ 18]).

Two paintings feature imposing bridges, a cement railroad bridge that crosses the Delaware River into West Trenton in a painting called "West Trenton," and the viaduct crossing the Delaware near the Delaware Water Gap in an eponymous painting.

But that would impose an intolerable burden.