Sentence examples for imposed on the mainstream from inspiring English sources

While the BBC have absolutely no excuse for what was, at best, a total lapse in journalistic ethics and principles, Lord McAlpine's identity may not have been exposed in the public domain in the past due to the discipline imposed on the mainstream press media by our libel laws.

No fine was imposed on the company.

Rather, compactness is imposed on the maps.

Figure 8 Workload imposed on the server.

The members were, as Mr. Gamboa has described it, "self-imposed exiles" who felt the best way to exercise artistic freedom and express solidarity with the Mexican-American cause was, paradoxically, to run screaming from most Mexican-American art at the time, or at least from its political strictures and the stereotypes imposed on it by mainstream culture.

Online defamation gets most of the media coverage, flowing from the ill-conceived Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), which gives far too much license to blogs and social media - without the responsibilities imposed on mainstream media.

It points to a courage and self-awareness far removed from the weak and troubled character imposed on her by the prosecution and mainstream public.

He went on to denounce the death penalty (which had recently been imposed on Timothy McVeigh, the Oklahoma City bomber), and to express alarm about global warming, which was not yet a mainstream concern.

Nevertheless, the requirement to "come out" is a social ailment that is imposed on those with an orientation that deviates from the perceived mainstream.

Under the assumptions imposed on Lemma  3.2.

The sentence imposed on LaRouche was excessive.