Sentence examples for imposed on common from inspiring English sources

The lack of authority that midwives possess in hospitals, and the restrictions imposed on common midwifery tasks such as the prescription of routine medications, the ability to perform episiotomies, or repairing lacerations, is concluded in this study to act as a large barrier for the implementation of humanized birth care both in birthing homes, and in hospital settings.

This plasmacytoid shift does not reflect the involvement of a different progenitor cell but, rather, is the phenotype imposed on a common BL progenitor by Wp-restricted latency.

For the United Kingdom has had their Independence Day and will now begin the daunting task of unwinding itself from an undemocratic bureaucracy that have been imposed on the hardworking common man for decades.

The War of Internet Addiction at one level talks about the various plans and rules that Chinese authorities impose on the common netizens in the guise of protecting them from pornography, sensitive topics and as the title implies internet addiction.

Other common conditions imposed on the star headline interest rates are that a minimum amount has to be kept or paid into an account often paying a low rate of interest.

While uniformly higher standards have been imposed on all pupils, research and common sense suggest that pupils do best when encouraged to do moderately better than their current performance and less well when expectations are either too high or to low.

No longer can what was agreed by the PM, the chancellor and their deputies in "the Quad" be imposed on the cabinet and the Commons.

Though confidentiality agreements are common in redundancy settlements, the terms being imposed on Independent staff go beyond usual protections for commercially sensitive information.

In the existing literature, contractive conditions are imposed on mappings to obtain fixed points and common fixed points.

And though the rules imposed on inmates vary from state to state, a common denominator is a ban on participation by sex offenders or suspected escape risks.

How about the central bankers who allowed the euro to be imposed on a mix of economies with very little in common and no controlling governmental organization?