Sentence examples for imposed on information and from inspiring English sources

With a war raging in Chechnya on Russia's southern border, tight restrictions imposed on information and a propaganda campaign glorifying the military and security services, members of Russia's small liberal elite say that Mr. Putin's pledges to observe human rights and to respect legal and democratic norms are still promises waiting to be fulfilled.

Because of the extraordinary secrecy imposed on information operations, the public has very little sense of what's happening in this domain of non-kinetic warfare.

But American and European negotiators said stricter limits would be imposed on what information could be gathered from the records, how it could be shared with the United States government, and how long it could be stored.

In the presented method, no constraint is imposed on the information signal.

Russia has received criticism for its human rights record and for a law it passed in June, which allows for heavy fines to be imposed on those providing information about homosexuality to people under 18.

Although many US states have laws that protect against genetic discrimination [ 2] and there are some limitations to the use of genetic information imposed on group health plans by the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA), advances in genetic research have created an urgency to the passage of more comprehensive federal legislation.

The advantages of VC-PGA are (i) the lowest pilot signal is obtained from a group of cell clusters in an organized manner; (ii) very little communication overhead is imposed on the mobile as information exchange is done at the LCS and VCS only; and (iii) the arrangement of cells is maintained.

Hefty fines can now be imposed on those who provide information about the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community to minors or hold gay pride rallies.

In most cases, order is imposed on a set of information objects for two reasons: to create their inventory and to facilitate locating specific objects in the set.

In addition, the sources say that limits imposed on the flow of information have blindsided cabinet-level officials on some major issues and led to uncertainty among foreign governments about U.S. policy.

They are deeply concerned by images they deem to be blasphemous or shocking to religious sensibilities, and which are being imposed on them by a global information system that serves the interests of Western governments and international technology companies.