Sentence examples similar to imposed cessation from inspiring English sources
The progressive drying of soil treatment (from now on referred as drought) was imposed by cessation of watering from the start of the experiment.
The accord in Munich was to impose a "cessation of hostilities" on the warring parties within a week.
The motive, he said recently, was that "at the end of the day, the dominant forces in the Palestinian community will impose the cessation of these violent actions".
Damping was quantified in terms of an initial wave height following cessation of imposed motion and a decay modulus.
The cessation of international flights into and out of Iraqi Kurdistan, imposed by Baghdad after the Kurdish independence referendum on 25 September, has put a stop to archaeology in the region just at the best time of the year for digging.
Our study highlights that the pace of reversal of fisheries-induced life-history evolution after the cessation of fishing is hampered by two processes: small natural selection differentials compared to those imposed by fishing and a reduction in the genetic variability of traits, as shown by the decrease in their additive genetic variance.
There remains a need for well-designed studies of the potential of menthol to affect smoking initiation, cessation and addiction in order to differentiate any independent effects of menthol in cigarettes from those imposed by socioeconomic, environmental and peer influences on these complex human behaviors.
The fundamental problem is that WBD has been imposed upon society by appealing to an unsound biologic argument; WBD attempts to fulfill the definition of death as the permanent cessation of the integrated functioning of the organism as a whole despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary.
If the warning does not result in significant improvement or cessation of the offending conduct or if the circumstances warrant action without first issuing a warning, appropriate sanctions may be imposed.
Structure had imposed order.
