Sentence examples for imposed a condition from inspiring English sources
But the agency also imposed a condition.
When Comcast took control of NBCUniversal in early 2011, the government imposed a condition — put forward by Bloomberg lobbyists — that strove to prohibit Comcast from favoring its own news channels over others.
It said: "We are not able to provide a response because the parole board has imposed a condition on Eddie's life licence that prohibits him contacting the media either directly or indirectly whether this is regarding his release or his appeal.
At the time the council imposed a condition that a liaison group be set up comprising of councillors, the [football] club and members of the local community.
Also we are assuming that A 0)>0 and B 0)>0 and have imposed a condition on B x), such that B(1) = 0. Now since (24).
"Canada has imposed a condition that the Egyptian authorities themselves haven't imposed," said Caroline.
The Board of Education installed him without imposing a condition on his appointment that he not become a candidate for the permanent post.
"I will also impose a condition on the applicants that they are to submit to me a draft of any letter they propose to send to account holders associated with the IP addresses which have been identified," Perram said.
"I will also impose a condition on the applicants that they are to submit to me a draft of any letter they propose to send to account holders associated with the IP addresses which have been identified," justice Nye Perram said.
The phrase "a condition on x" for a formula in which x is free is merely suggestive; relative to an interpretation, such a formula does impose a condition on x.
