Sentence examples for imposed on the case from inspiring English sources

Mr. Felder, who called Ms. Hanover "an uncaring mother" who was "howling like a stuck pig," made the attacks with the mayor's support after Justice Gische sided with Ms. Hanover and lifted an order of silence she had briefly imposed on the case.

But beyond specific conditions imposed on the company, the case did seem to alter Microsoft's behavior, taming its ruthless drive.

"This decision and similar ones and the news blackout imposed on this case are purely for political and personal reasons," said a statement from the Arabic Network for Human Rights and Information, a Cairo-based advocacy group.

Thereafter, a virtual gag is imposed on the press until the case comes to trial.

The thermal insulation effect of the expanded char is represented as a ratio between the heat flux received by the substrate and the heat flux imposed on the substrate surface for the case there is no char layer.

Since the whole series of connected concrete blocks are too heavy, big damage would be imposed on the tunnel performance in case of any failure.

There is no need to suppose that the way in which this works is by the extraction of principles from the earlier cases, which we then impose on the new case.

Instead, when stress signals were imposed on the cells, in all three cases the mutant proteins, with different efficiency, depending on their delocalization phenotype, were readily recruited into SGs.

Secondly, restrictions were imposed on the quantity of extracted water in case a license was given to dig or renovate an artesian well.

That was the case for past restrictions imposed on The Guardian, New York Times and Bloomberg — each of which published political exposes prior to being blocked.

The suggested method may also be used in the case when constraints are imposed on the thrust direction due to specific features of the satellite stabilization mode.