Sentence examples for imposed by branch from inspiring English sources

Mike Feuer sued the bank for allegedly encouraging its employees to misuse customer information and open new accounts without authorization to meet quotas imposed by branch, district and regional managers.

"When you use an oasis (foam block), you can put any flower anywhere, " says Pritchard, "but the results aren't as interesting as when an arrangement occurs more naturally". "The restrictions imposed by the branch create a certain logic," he says.

During that time, Obama would be able to waive sanctions against Tehran that were imposed by the executive branch but would have to leave in place sanctions that Congress previously drafted.

The issue of whether the Act was constitutionally valid revolved around the fact that immigration detention is a form of administrative detention, or detention imposed by the executive branch of government.

Rapidly-induced water deficit was imposed by dehydrating cut branches in open-air conditions; long-term water deficit was generated by seasonal drought.

McEwan must also spin off 300 branches – imposed by the EU as a penalty for its bailout – which will eventually mean there will be no RBS branches in England and Wales and no NatWest branches in Scotland.

To ensure that the prior branching times of the starting tree fulfilled the constraints imposed by the calibration priors we transformed branch length into absolute time using penalized likelihood [ 99] with the chronopl command in the R [ 100] package ape [ 101].

The Edinburgh-based bank has to sell the branches under terms imposed by the EU during the £45bn taxpayer bailout in 2008 and 2009 and has been reviewing competing offers from three prospective buyers ahead of a stock market flotation.

To model branch bending, the torques imposed by gravity and phototropism are applied to each internode and then recursively extended to the entire axis.

Royal Bank of Scotland, 81% owned by the taxpayer, has to sell more than 300 branches under the terms imposed by the EU at the time of its £45bn bailout.

Under the terms imposed by Brussels, the divestment of the RBS branches was supposed to take place before the end of 2013, but the Treasury will now be asking the EU for more time.