Sentence examples for imposed on the reported from inspiring English sources

No limit was imposed on the reported outcome as a reduction in any pollutant or health outcome would be important to capture for future studies and scale-up options.

In 2012, Hussain et al. published their experience in using a focused peer review process involving a multi-stage review of serious discrepancies identified with RadPeer scoring, which then had the potential to lead to punitive actions being imposed on the reporting radiologist [65].

Taxes: Tax rates will remain the same, the finance minister said, but there will be a one-time surcharge imposed on the 42,800 Indians who report income of more than 10 million rupees ($186,000) to the tax department.

The differences between these levels are probably caused by the restrictions imposed on the criteria for dengue reporting (e.g., some states excluded cases confirmed by rapid test, although the national level included them) and results of imported and exported cases (patients treated outside their state of residence).

As the New York Times notes, "Again, we have no way of knowing when or where the video was shot, or if this reader's account is accurate, due to the intense restrictions on first-hand reporting imposed on the press inside Iran".

Ahead of the deadline, a reporting ban was imposed on the courthouse, and live television broadcasts suspended.

On Monday, a leaked internal review from the DWP said the government's ambitious welfare strategy is at risk because of the speed and depth of the cuts imposed on the department, while a recent NAO report said the new PIP payment will cost almost three and a half times more to administer than the existing scheme.

Minimum and maximum reporting contraints were imposed on the data by herd-year.

Eurodad reports that recent conditions imposed on the Ukraine "include a cut in energy subsidies for consumers and a rise in gas prices by 50%".

Those discussed in this paper consist essentially of a reporting framework which is imposed on the expert practitioner, so that the process is redescribed in modelled form.

In an episode that underscores the limits imposed on reporting from Chechnya, Russia handed over a Radio Liberty correspondent to Chechen rebels today in exchange for two Russian soldiers.