Sentence examples for imposed formula from inspiring English sources

Lyons recommends that it be a requirement for councils to produce a plan to meet the housing needs of the local community based on a standard nationally imposed formula.

Their methods have included enacting size limits to keep out larger stores; requiring community impact assessments for proposed stores; and imposing formula business bans, whereby towns bar any store built on a nationwide formula, as chain stores are.

But Tom Hayden, the main author, wrote that the movement should "remain ambiguous in direction for a while: don't kill it by immediately imposing formulas...

But Tom Hayden, the main author, wrote that the movement should "remain ambiguous in direction for a while: don't kill it by immediately imposing formulas..

Due to this property, one can break the dependence imposed by formula (3) and apply the parallelism inside each of the even/odd steps.

The result is a very funny, lively satire on imposed educational formulae that only at the end turns a bit too palpably preachy.

There needn't be such emphasis on either sex having orgasms all the time - it just heightens the pressure and imposes a formula".

Russia's United Nations ambassador, Vitaly I. Churkin, said the resolution "reflects the alarming trend to try to isolate the Syrian leadership, to refuse any contacts with it, to impose a formula for political settlement from outside".

I refuse to alter myself to fit a formula imposed by advertising, entertainment or silly males.

To break the tactical formula imposed by the strongest teams, some riders will attack from the front of the peloton with panache in a seemingly desperate charge toward the line.

For self-employed, the premium is imposed by a formula based on gender, income and property to reflect actual income.