Sentence examples for imposed how from inspiring English sources

Asked by the BBC after the ban was imposed how the action had affected national security, Howe replied: "We cannot prove a single example".

When controls were first imposed, how well were they observed?

Responses were given to research questions concerning particular components of implementation such as what materials the residents are willing to recycle; how many recycling bins or bags could be located at home; the type of collection of separated waste; what economic incentives should be imposed; how responsibility for the collection of recyclables should be shared among relevant agencies.

In this null model, we impose the same mean K, C p and p-bias, but the distribution of p-biases is not imposed (how the p-bias of each function is set is described below for both null models).

While these cases are among the most problematic, they help illustrate the challenges of deciding which standards to impose, how best to teach, how to get more good teachers and how to relevantly measure success individually and systemically.

David Lammy, the MP for Tottenham, said the government should not impose how parents disciplined their children and said many families felt confused and disempowered by laws around punishing children.

I'm determined not to be rigid and to impose how I think the culture should develop.

The problem of dealing with risk in rights-based moral theories was formulated by Robert Nozick: "Imposing how slight a probability of a harm that violates someone's rights also violates his rights?" (Nozick 1974, 7).

Currently, limits are imposed on how much money a licensed charity can raise through these lotteries.

The next important thing will need to withstand the controls that may be imposed on how it is implemented.

New rules have been imposed on how investment banks underwrite and provide opinions on shares, resulting in less equity underwriting and fewer opinions.