Sentence examples for imposed on this from inspiring English sources

Duality is imposed on this one reality by maya, or the power of illusion-producing ignorance.

Suffering American homeowners will be in the impossible situation of refusing assistance because of the short term cost (i.e. the income tax imposed) on this assistance: The one situation every American wants to avoid is a large, unpaid bill from the IRS.

"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.

Enough has been imposed on this young man to date.

The ethical constraints imposed on this process are part of the company's ethical culture – some of it written down in its code of ethics.

"Our main aim is to leave behind the artificial conflicts that have been artificially imposed on this amazing society," Saakashvili said after his appointment.

There was no time limit imposed on the colonoscopist for this second look.

There are some constraints imposed on the monikers by this taxonomy.

However, Musau did not accentuate the limitations this rule imposed on the expansion of enrolment into CHI schemes.

Scott Russell, the Southold town supervisor, said that this year "the flights actually seem more frequent and more imposing on this community than last year," especially as they head over the Mattituck Inlet through Cutchogue, Peconic and Southold toward East Hampton.

For now we simply note two formal constraints he imposes on this similarity relation.