Sentence examples for imposed by two from inspiring English sources
The sentence was to be imposed by two magistrates, and appeal was made extremely difficult.
Several results are presented considering the PEMFC with the APCWRF showing its potentiality for a wide working range imposed by two types of DC motors.
A comprehensive fatigue assessment on the alloy is reported to address the increasing use of such utilities under the low cycle fatigue conditions imposed by two shift operation.
And the court still must decide on President Trump's request that it lift the injunctions imposed by two appeals courts and allow his executive order temporarily barring travelers from six mostly Muslim countries and freezing refugee entries.
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) said HSBC had voluntarily agreed to set up a £4m compensation scheme for people who had lost out financially as a result of having to pay "unreasonable" debt collection charges imposed by two subsidiaries of the bank.
For example he distinguished between liquids and solids by noting the different properties imposed by two characteristic properties of elements, moist and dry.
However, he admits that it's taken a while to rid himself of his Pavlovian response to the annual rhythm imposed by four collections a year.
— Antje Newby went back to work in September, but she has still not escaped the burden imposed by nine months of unemployment.
But then it later emerged that the ban on Contribsx was imposed by one Wikipedia editor, Richard Symonds, a former Lib Dem activist, acting alone.
The stay abruptly imposed by five justices at midafternoon was an unwarranted intervention that could well deny the country its last chance to determine which candidate has the stronger title to the state's decisive 25 electors.
Heuristics for time slot assignment that consider constraints imposed by six different node architectures are proposed, and the blocking performance of the TDM wavelength routing network is evaluated through simulations.
