Furthermore, the Court's interpretation would permit a State to impose a drastically reduced maximum grant limitation -- or, indeed, a uniform payment of, say, $25 per family per month -- as long as all families were subject to the rule.
What is clearly quite different is that an enzyme can impose a largely reduced and modified ensemble of conformational states and thereby direct the thermo-activated conformational sampling toward a small set of reactive substates.
However, the CD NP-derived small chondrocyte-like cells synthesized high molecular weight proteoglycans that were rapidly assembled as high molecular weight aggregates within both the pericellular and intercellular compartments, a phenomenon considered to impose a tendency for reduced matrix remodeling and repair capacity.
The company was among the first hospital systems to impose a protocol to reduce the number of patients it treated who did not seem to have a true medical emergency and were either unwilling or unable to pay.
In this case, we change the withdraw method to impose a fee, and we reduce the interest rate.
America likes to talk about GHG emissions but your government will not impose a carbon tax to reduce GHG emissions in America.
Moreover, Senator Byrd's reference in the above-quoted exchange to the power of the President under the Amendment "to impose a quota Or to reduce the imports," 101 Cong.Rec.
The Mayo conference called on the league to impose a full ban to reduce the 75 concussions suffered annually in the N.H.L. and to set a top-down example for youth hockey.
Using controlled vocabulary, one can impose an order and reduce ambiguity by allowing the same concepts to be labelled using a single unique term.
A letter sent by David Stern, the commissioner of the N.B.A., to the players union Sunday contrasts the proposal on the table — highlighted by a 50-50 split of revenues — with a "reset" proposal that would cut the players' share to 47 percent, roll back current contracts, impose a hard salary cap and reduce contract lengths.
