Rather than impose standards on the players we allowed them to have control, and they imposed on themselves a more stringent set of standards than any of the coaches would have done.
Gelb attacked a "cabal of atonal composers, academics, and classical-music critics" whose tastes, he asserted, were being imposed on a public hungry for more melodic fare.
In a multi-antenna base station where each antenna has its own power amplifier in its analog front-end and is limited individually by the linearity of the power amplifier, a power constraint imposed on a per-antenna basis is more realistic[23].
If a crime is investigated by the campus judicial system, it may never be reported to local police, and the sanctions imposed on a perpetrator may be far more lenient than the law would allow.
It could at least have imposed one more on a par with that of another player who got into trouble recently, for a repeat drug-related offense.
It is by far the largest rate rollback the state has ever imposed on a utility for its own misdeeds, more than double the previous record of $82 million, in a case against Con Edison in the early 1980's.
The bill would eliminate the investment tax and income surtax that the A.C.A. imposed on households earning more than a quarter of a million dollars a year.
This year, tens of thousands of Twitter users flouted a court order imposed on more traditional media and named a soccer player, Ryan Giggs, who was said to have had an affair with a reality TV star.
Few simulation studies have considered missing covariate data (e.g. [ 3]), especially situations where missingness was imposed on more than one covariate (e.g. [ 11, 16]).
Restrictions were imposed on 29 more titles.
The new uniform curriculum will be imposed on many more schools than are in the Chancellor's District, officials said.
