Sentence examples for imposed circumstances from inspiring English sources

It was not asking you to make a more informed decision; rather it imposed circumstances that pushed the consumer into a "better" decision.

"Thus, the free ridership (if it were left to be that) would be not incidental but calculated, not imposed by circumstances but mandated by government decree". .

I wish only to suggest that this particular crisis is imposed by circumstance, not the "flagging energy of contemporary dance".

Moreover, these types of uncertainties, as well as the scope limitations imposed by circumstance, do not influence the reliability of the accounting information issued by the audited company.

Stress is thought to be one of the triggers of relapses in patients with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD); however, it would be unethical to impose stressful circumstances on IBD patients in order to examine their effects.

9 11 A prospective or well-established case-controlled study should be undertaken to determine whether stress is actually related to relapses of IBD; however, it would be unethical to impose stressful circumstances on IBD patients in order to examine their effects.

The Eighth Amendment does not permit the death penalty to be imposed in those circumstances.

So the Chicago programme couldn't be imposed in these circumstances.

The semi-empirical correlation proposed adequately describes the responses observed under the circumstances imposed in the laboratory.

Spooling slightly further forward, clause 93 provides for a crude benefit cap to be imposed irrespective of circumstances.

The cover is a reminder of the natural relationship between child and parent, as opposed to the nightmarish circumstances imposed by government bureaucracy.