Sentence examples for imposed by rules from inspiring English sources

Mr. Raffarin's government is also under fire from the European Union, which began action on Wednesday to censure France for exceeding the limits to public deficits imposed by rules governing fiscal policy of the 12 countries who have adopted the euro as their currency.

"All this,'' he says, pointing to the John Deere and a range of alterations imposed by EU rules, "is unnecessary on our small farms.'' One outbuilding carries an EU plaque, showing that it was built with a grant.

The federation joined with four other industry associations in proposing 59 changes it said the government should make to ease the burden imposed by tough rules on reorganizing the economy.

In a competitive electricity market, generation companies design bidding strategies to maximize their individual profits subject to the constraints imposed by bidding rules.

Energy consumption per second (kW/s); Handling time for containers (seconds); Number of active quay cranes; Number of lifting quay cranes; Number of containers paused and their average pausing time (due to limitations imposed by the rules of operation).

Harmonisation of this kind will enable us to clarify the obligations imposed by the rules, from the point of view both of industry and of inspectors throughout the whole of Europe.

The rabbis were regarded favourably by the Romans as a politically submissive class, which, with its wide influence over the Jewish masses, could translate the Pax Romana (the peace imposed by Roman rule) into Jewish religious precepts.

The results from our study suggest that inappropriate management imposed by the rule of law results in a considerable loss of timber.

The results suggest that young children in both the United States and Taiwan are sensitive to the constraints imposed by the rule on judgments of probability and evidential strength.

Shortly before a deadline imposed by British takeover rules, Kraft upped its bid for Cadbury by boosting the cash portion significantly while reducing from 370m to 265m the number of new shares it will issue to complete the deal.

A few studies have focused their work on the changes in attitudes and efforts of health workers in response to the exigencies imposed by the new rules created by the reform process [ 25, 38, 39].