Sentence examples for imposed in the previous from inspiring English sources

They noted that the bill cuts $6 billion in current spending on top of $4 billion in reductions imposed in the previous two-week budget bill that expires Friday.

It is however about three orders of magnitude higher than the single previously-reported value and this discrepancy is attributed at least partly to the high pressure gradient imposed in the previous study.

Remark The condition Φ ( 0 ) = 0 imposed in the previous theorem is needed to ensure the uniqueness of the 0-monomial m 0. In fact, as D n f ( 0 ) = 0, we can consider, without affecting the generality, φ n + 1 ( 0 ) = 0 in inequality (4.1).

Values imposed in the modelled scenarios.

Italics: Limits imposed in the intervention.

The limited continuous fresh gas flow rate (that is to say, bias flow on a SensorMedics high-frequency oscillatory (HFO) ventilator) is the most important factor contributing to imposed WOB in the previous study.

The prosecutor, José Peláez, requested an eight-year sentence, which would be served concurrently with a 25-year sentence imposed in his previous murder and kidnapping trial.

Instead of the one-minute limit imposed in previous rounds, DVS and Quest must battle until the crowd decides one of them is out.

The bad news is that although unsubsidized premiums are slightly down for next year, prices are still high because the increases insurers imposed in previous years were so large.

But Adam L. Barsky, Mr. Giuliani's director of Management and Budget, said he was confident the hiring freeze and spending reductions -- which are similar to measures imposed in previous years of Mr. Giuliani's tenure -- would have a limited effect on city government.

The collection arrived arranged in an order imposed by the previous owner.