Sentence examples for imposed in order to from inspiring English sources
They complained of high railway tariffs, which Kruger's concessionaires, The Netherlands South Africa Railway Company, imposed in order to protect their railroad linking Johannesburg with Delagoa Bay.
In a statement on the website of Exit International, which he founded, Nitschke wrote: "I have agreed to these conditions being imposed in order to put an end to this matter with the Medical Board".
Unfortunately, the report may also make it harder for America and Europe to maintain, let alone sharpen, the sanctions the world has imposed in order to make Iran stop work at Natanz.Talk if necessary, but keep up the sanctionsSince the spies say Iran stopped its bomb-making in 2003 because of world pressure, relaxing it now would be perverse.
Darcy law is imposed in order to close the system.
Should self-censorship and regulation be imposed in order to appease the sensitivities of religious groups?
As would be expected, boundaries and assumptions had to be imposed in order to simplify the model.
"Just think about the additional level of scrutiny that the company must impose in order to monitor these things.
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Thus, despite the restrictive assumptions we impose in order to obtain the identifiability results, we are able to construct a scheme that is efficient for a broader set of degenerate identification problems.
Someone may say that the equivalence is normatively imposed in order for the application process to get off the ground.
The issue that must be faced now is what further conditions must be imposed in order that the appearance of CTCs to the future of Σ0 can be attributed to the operation of a time machine.
