Sentence examples for imposed a position from inspiring English sources
Then, clearly relishing the pivot, he said Mr. Romney was just as bad, having imposed a position on Catholic hospitals that was against their consciences.
The arm fixation imposes a position (3-DOF) constraint on the human arm.
The new services offered enhance attractivity and impose a strong competitive position.
The forearm fixation imposes a 3-DOF position constraint on the human forearm.
The mayor has been at pains to carve out a distinctive position on London and its interests, pointing out an "aviation-shaped hole" in government plans to boost the capital as an enterprise centre.City Hall isn't remotely in a position to impose a new Boris Hub on the south-east, but talking about it can create trouble for Mr Johnson's rival on the political runway.
But the six powers rejected Iranian calls for an immediate easing of the increasingly painful economic sanctions that have been imposed on Iran, a position that clearly appeared to disappoint the Iranian side.
Different programs may permit easy application of ROI templates to successive follow-up scans by locking the template to the bone contour, as in our case, or impose a less precise manual positioning of ROIs (Li et al. 2004).
The existence of a DNA code for nucleosome positioning would impose a considerable informational load on any eukaryotic genome, guiding the positioning of only a subset of nucleosomes appears to be a more plausible hypothesis.
Rajneesh insisted that Sheela, who he said was his only source of information during his period of isolation, used her position to impose "a fascist state" on the commune.
"We're pleased the state has agreed with the ACLU's position that imposing a new restriction on voters in the midst of an election is a recipe for disaster," Dale Ho, the director of the ACLU's Voting Rights Project, said in a statement.
The law would allow some former officials from Mr. Hussein's Baath Party to fill government positions and impose a strict ban on others.
