Sentence examples for imposed on a population from inspiring English sources

There would be an oil shortage and there would be inevitable austerity imposed on a population that has suffered decades of hardship.

But the local media's depiction of the British pair as morally bankrupt and their subsequent letting-off by the Dubai appeal court judge – they will merely be deported – poses the awkward question of how far such moral values can (and should) be imposed on a population that has a very different demographic from that of the leaders who establish and enforce the law.

These findings highlight the continuous genome evolution occurring after an evolutionary bottleneck is imposed on a population.

Coyne states (ref. 2, p. 117): "[Natural selection] is not a mechanism imposed on a population from outside.

It simply doesn't make sense to impose on a population an approach that does more harm than good.

Positive and balancing selections are terms used to characterize different aspects that selection forces might impose on a population.

In Afghanistan's cities, the Taliban movement and its rules were ruthlessly imposed on a resistant population.

Fueling the demonstrators' anger is the perceived failure by politicians to alleviate the hardships imposed on a struggling population.

Fueling the demonstrators' anger is the perceived failure by politicians to alleviate the hardships imposed on a struggling population by a jobless rate of 21 percent.

Instead of Communism and Fascism, our great nation is now threatened with a "radical socialist agenda" imposed on a vulnerable population by a Marxist foreign-born Muslim president who follows a violent Christian cleric.

A ghost fluid approach is imposed on a double-population thermal lattice Boltzmann method.