Sentence examples for imposed on clear from inspiring English sources

That settlement was on top of a $755,000 fine imposed on Clear Channel for graphic and sexually explicit material broadcast in Florida on the "Bubba the Love Sponge" program, whose host, Todd Clem, was dismissed.

To prevent abuse, it is crucial that they are only imposed on clear and precise grounds, and where there is a clear link to the commission of a terrorism-related act of violence.

A solution cannot be imposed on Israel, clear choices can though be presented.

It allowed the inclusion of land-use changes in emission calculations in a way that meant restrictions that had already been imposed on large-scale land clearing – especially in Queensland – allowed Australia to rest assured it had achieved its new target before it even signed up to it.

Furthermore, such developments are not out of line with the views of the majority of the public which approves of clear rules being imposed on the media in relation to the publication of private information (see the 2010 Reuters report, "Privacy Probity and the Public Interest", discussed by us here).

"I may not have been happy with the policies that were imposed on us, but my conscience is clear about what I did".

In other words, if an objective homogeneity condition is imposed on statistical explanation, it is not clear that there will be any examples of successful statistical explanation outside of quantum mechanics.

Though he harbored few resentments, Mr. Miller was clear about the limitations imposed on his career.

Her new book, given the constraints of discretion imposed on any sitting justice, is remarkably good a clear-eyed, well-written civics lesson aimed at general readers.

First, it allows for a clear quantification of the limitations imposed on rgĝ by the number of phenotypes obtained, irrespective of marker densities.

However, the relationship between genetic variation and drought-tolerant phenotypes may not be immediately clear after WDs were rapidly imposed on heterogeneous drought-stressed and non-stressed germplasms.