Sentence examples for imposed on contemporary from inspiring English sources
He studies the sociology of community and hopes to help rein in the excessive regulation imposed on contemporary American society.
That is, he decided to write a nonrealistic play in the hope that it might help break down the limitations imposed on contemporary artists by such untouchable theatrical icons as Stanislavsky and Chekhov.
For instance, due to the restrictions imposed on the size of contemporary groups and progeny groups, a substantial amount of data could not be considered in sex-specific analyses (about 10%and27%7% of the records available for GBW and YW, respectively).
The company has been both profligate and miserly — it has hired hot designers, but then has scrimped by not spending money to change the molds; as a result, contemporary design is crudely imposed on 100-year-old shapes.
His research interests are motivated by a desire to challenge the cultural, civilizational, ethnic, and religious divisions imposed on the pre-modern world by much of contemporary historiography.
A series of nutritional trials was imposed on these steers resulting in a total of 202 contemporary groups based upon nutritional trial, ranch and year of origin as well as slaughter group.
In the collection, vibrant tribal animal prints imposed on Acne's utterly cool wears create a whole new kind of contemporary, with leather biker jackets, crisp white oxford shirts patched with leopard pieces and loads of texture taking the lead.
He found research a welcome respite from his role negotiating the turbulent complexities of contemporary diplomacy, including the repeal of stamp duty, which the British parliament had imposed on its American colonies in 1765.
"There are no players imposed on me.
"any burden imposed on auditing or training..
