Sentence examples for imposed on science from inspiring English sources
The government has been warned that it is in danger of hindering Britain's economic growth after figures revealed that severe spending cuts are being imposed on science charities.
But they also look like a child's idea of science, order imposed on beads and lemonade.
In Beck's description of how risk societies work, the first round of scientific innovation — when science solves the problems imposed on us by nature — is accepted gratefully, even uncritically.
Top drivers are the best in the world with the most advanced, challenging and fastest cars science can produce within the restrictions imposed on them by the rule makers.
But it is equally important that young women are not deterred from entering science because of inaccurate reporting of the lifestyle imposed on a successful female scientist.
It cites uncertainties about the science, the lack of participation of poor countries, the economic burden imposed on the United States and the political impossibility of getting the Kyoto treaty ratified in the Senate.
He added: "I am breaking conditions imposed on me by the courts, following road blockades in November, but the government is not listening to the science or to our concerns.
"There are no players imposed on me.
"The rate was imposed on us.
Taxes are imposed on businesses.
