Sentence examples for imposed on screening from inspiring English sources
Consequently, restrictions were imposed on screening the movie countrywide.
Martin Sheen always seems imposing on screen because of his commanding voice and innate authority, but he's tiny, although built exactly to scale, in real life; likewise Ben Stiller and Sly Stallone.
Last week, a day after The New York Times inquired about the Altria stock, Dr. Desmond-Hellmann and her husband, also a doctor, ordered it to be immediately sold and imposed "values screening" on their personal investments.
In September last year, however, the Pakistan Film Exhibitors Association PFEAEA) imposed a unilateral ban on screening Indian films after the Indian Motion Picture Producers Association IMPPAPA) banned Pakistani actors from Indian film projects.
Given the increased risk imposed on FDRs of CRC patients, screening for CRC assumes major importance.
It's not because we're cold people, it's just a constraint that's imposed on us on the screen….
The audience seemed impatient with the private screening, made necessary by the censorship imposed on Chinese movies.
Recently, we spoke about the creative constraints imposed on designers now that fashion is viewed globally, often on tiny screens.
Arguably, finite differentiation can be imposed on the scheme of all possible images displayed on high-resolution LCD screens.
As a result of the withdrawal of US GSP status, an import tariff of 6.5% was imposed on polyethylene terephthalate in primary forms, 5.5% on gold jewellery and 3.9% on flat screen colour television sets [ 27].
