Sentence examples for imposed can from inspiring English sources

And there is evidence that cleverly designed sanctions, forcefully imposed, can change the behavior of repressive regimes.

The moral dogma to be imposed can be Confucianism or Marxism, or Maoism, or Communism with Chinese Characteristics.

When men and women play together it is usually in mixed foursomes and, particularly with married couples, the strain imposed can be intolerable.

The manner in which they are designed (and in particular, the amount of structure imposed) can affect how engaging of an activity it is for students.

All instances of 當 dāng presented above are future-projecting; the obligation imposed can refer to an agentive event, but also to a future resultant state and the process leading up to it without any agency involved.

To disengage and reverse stigmata once imposed can be difficult but certainly not impossible.

Done right, the rules the S.E.C. imposes can at least minimize the harm that is sure to come.

"Nothing this court can say or do, no sentence this court can impose can alleviate the pain suffered by Elizabeth Thomas' family for death in such a terrible manner.

Self-reported information about comorbidity and the burden it imposes can provide information about the concurrent impact of multiple disease states on QOL outcomes.

But when it's imposed, they can find it annoying and stressful," she says.

In the lung model used only the imposed WOB can be evaluated.