Sentence examples for imposed none from inspiring English sources

New Mexico imposed none of the requirements that Texas had established.

The number of sequester furlough days varied widely in other agencies; some imposed none, and even within agencies that imposed them, some employees were exempt.

"We will do everything possible to make sure that, in addition to any other remedies or sanctions imposed, none of these individuals ever works in the securities industry again," said Scott Friestad, the SEC's associate director of enforcement.

But this "quasi-public" status has only aggravated the moral hazard, for they now combine the incentives (and pay) of the private sector with the protection of the public sector, and impose none of the constraints with either.

Although several courts have recognized the declining percentage principle, none have imposed it as a per se rule.

As there is no end-inspiratory pause in PSV, none was imposed in VCV.

In six of the cases, Kelly imposed lesser punishments or none at all.

The Controversy: "PSI" (private sector involvement) has been featured in other European rescue packages, but none have imposed losses on deposit holders.

The terms of the bailout it received from the International Monetary Fund, the European Central Bank and Eurozone countries were imposed on Greece and none of the accompanying predictions of recovery have yet come true.

(Most legal experts agree that Gibson was all but guaranteed to serve no jail time because none was imposed in Brown's more serious case in the same L.A. County court system).

Method is precisely the choice of facts; it is needful then to be occupied first with creating a method, and many have been imagined, since none imposes itself.