Sentence examples similar to imposed on the date from inspiring English sources

The Net, of course, encompasses a universe of applications; this show focuses on instant messages, pornography sites and the illusions, or lies, that computer communication can impose on the dating game.

No limits were imposed on the publication date.

As this would be only a partial bailout, Spain would not have to meet the stringent obligations imposed on the three countries bailed out to date: Ireland, Greece and Portugal.

There were no date restrictions imposed on the bibliographic database search, but our analysis was limited to studies in English and German.

Conservative social norms, religion, and the value placed on large families in Senegal and other West African countries have resulted in broad public support for strict legal restrictions on abortion, many of which date back to laws imposed on the region by France and other colonial powers in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.

No publication date or language restrictions were imposed on the search.

No fine was imposed on the company.

Rather, compactness is imposed on the maps.

Figure 8 Workload imposed on the server.

Flux continuity was imposed on the spherical interface with air.

No language restrictions were imposed on the searches.