Sentence examples for imposed in isolation from inspiring English sources

A victory over Saddam legitimatized by broad, if not unanimous, international support and, if possible, participation would have a meaning quite different from that of one imposed in isolation.

The consequences of the new tariffs might not be so disastrous if they were imposed in isolation while the United States continued to pursue a general free-trade policy, as it did under Bush.

Although the average stay in the ICU was only 6.6 days, the shortest among the 5 years, the average stay in the hospital was the longest for both patients with and those without nosocomial infections due to the isolation policy imposed in the special period of time.

These levels mainly determine the rate of detection and isolation (observation) of the infected persons, contacts, and suspects, which, as a rule, are imposed in a successive manner: mild AEA1 implies isolation of the patients that visited a physician.

Such structure may be imposed in recombining populations by a number of forces, including clonal expansion, niche adaptation, geographic isolation, and host immune selection (44, 45).

The Latin rite was imposed in churches.

Similar curbs are being imposed in Tehran.

Customs duties were also imposed in ports.

In spending her twilight years in imposed isolation, and with little prospect of returning to her hometown, Kanno, 78, is far from alone among the estimated 120,000 people from the Fukushima area who continue to live in nuclear limbo.

In a report last week, Amnesty International said Turkey imposed isolation regimes in the new small-cell prisons, with inmates often going days with no human contact except with guards.

This might not be particularly surprising for an insect with many generations per year, but would still be an interesting example of rapid divergence in response to recently imposed allopatric isolation.