Sentence examples for imposed based on from inspiring English sources

E.P.A. officials did not say why the agency had opted against a ban, but suggested that one could still be imposed based on the comments the agency receives about its plan to create a certification program.

Failing that, suspensions should be imposed based on time, not games.

The penalties are imposed based on a hospital's average readmission rate, not on a case-by-case basis.

In the optimization of the discrete model, the maximum overhang limitation is imposed based on geometrical parameters.

The action came nearly three and a half months after a heighten state of alert was imposed based on the discovery of computer records in Pakistan.

The Supreme National Security Council said in a statement that the sanctions were imposed based on false allegations against Iran's nuclear program.

The bank said it believed the provision of $375m was "a reliable estimate" of the penalty a court could impose based on "currently available information".

It is what actually did happen: he got a year in prison, or the most the judge could impose based on the current laws.

18 The WBGT is an index that provides an estimate of the thermal load an environment imposes based on ambient temperature, humidity, wind speed and solar radiation.

Fields allow the selection of which data to show in results, from which species, and the constraints the user wants to impose based on different relationship and logical operators.

Similarly, Fertility Fairness found that some CCGs have imposed restrictions based on the woman's age.