Sentence examples for imposed a set of from inspiring English sources

Abe supported United Nations sanctions against North Korea following that country's nuclear test and imposed a set of unilateral sanctions on North Korea that included a ban on all visits to Japanese ports by North Korean vessels.

The opposition have put high hopes in a referendum, and launched a signature drive in April but Venezuela's National Electoral Council (CNE) has imposed a set of high hurdles for a petition to pass before the choice can be presented to the general population.

We therefore imposed a set of constraints on the sample to be analyzed.

Wilfred attempts to control Marcel by imposing a set of rules.

The point of feminism, they argue, should not be to impose a set of policy preferences but to broaden the choices that women are able to make.

There's a necessary break which, especially in pop music, imposes a set of helpful creative questions: is side two a variation of side one or should each new side offer a new style, a new energy?

"Our feeling is: what gives Western governments the right to impose a set of values on a people who don't believe in them?" he said, referring to the United States and Britain pushing for democratic values in the Middle East.

The company said it was attempting to reduce the risk of its adverts "inadvertently attracting the young or vulnerable" by working with media outlets to "self-impose" a set of restrictions.

The simulation of distributed systems that implement a Service-Oriented architecture (set) impofes a set of requirements on their simulation models.

In literature, element assembling usually imposes a set of algebraic constraint equations, which are difficultly solved simultaneously.

The PU imposes a set of prices on per unit of received interference power from each SU.