Sentence examples for imposed general from inspiring English sources

Opposition activists have since shut down roads and railways, and imposed general strikes.

Extreme "outliers" concerning densities and repeat type usage (O. lucimarinus), even lead us to the conjecture that nature has not imposed general limitations concerning repeat type usage and densities of TRs in genomes.

He is also considering proposing a statewide school calendar, one that would impose general guidelines for all districts.

If imposing general structural constraints on controllers, it is unknown how to design optimal H∞-controllers by convex optimization.

Our goal here is to investigate the problem (1.1) by imposing general conditions on the functions (a_{1}) and (a_{2}), therefore, we show that the associated mapping T is nonexpansive and condensing mapping having a unique fixed point which is the solution of (1.1).

Opponents of interracial marriage only a half-century ago and objectors to same-sex marriage today rely on their own aversion in an attempt to impose general norms.

The back-to-back accounts offered by the tall, imposing general and the small, dark-eyed captain nudged the high-profile sexual misconduct case another step toward resolution.

The Mexican authorities responded by making Canadian diplomats and public officials also obtain special documents, though they stopped short of imposing general visa requirements for fear of discouraging tourists.

In a report issued last week, the Georgia Department of Audits recently found a high frequency of case management problems, including failure to impose general supervision standards, failure to respond to probationers who missed reporting dates, and cases in which people were required to continue paying probation fees after their probation terms expired.

As a result, OECD countries have entered into international agreements regulating physician migration by imposing general requirements that physicians have to fulfil in order to move and work abroad.

As mentioned above, we believe that the selective pressure present in this previous study is due to furanone C-30 imposing general, non-QS-related growth-inhibitory affects on P. aeruginosa in minimal media and is not due to the QSI activity of C-30.