Sentence examples similar to imposed on well from inspiring English sources

They exposed serious wrongdoing by officers who cancelled thousands of fines imposed on well-connected speeding motorists.

But how can rigorous new environmental standards be imposed on an industry well advanced in the 21st century's first big energy rush?

This makes sense because the pressure of a geopressured geothermal reservoir is very high and this pressure constraint can provide the flow rate constraint imposed on the production well for the modeled range of permeability (Table 2).

What goes unmeasured, and largely unreported, are the relapses, instances of self-harm and the intolerable levels of stress imposed on people who may well feel they have nowhere left to turn.

The expansion of the United States sanctions was announced a day after European diplomats said sanctions might be imposed on Syrian banks as well as energy and telecommunications companies within a week, along with a planned embargo on Syria's oil exports.

The checks are being imposed on every tourist as well as lorry drivers leaving Britain from 8 April as a result of the long-delayed implementation of David Cameron's 2010 general election pledge to check every passenger going in and out of the country.

There is no doubt that the great poison in the region is this Israeli policy of domination and the suffering imposed on the Palestinians, as well as the perception of the body of the population in the region and beyond of the injustice of this policy and the equally unjust support of the United States for this policy".

The experimental results indicate that our proposed protocol could improve the overlay's stability considerably, with informative but not necessarily accurate lifetime model estimation, and with limited overhead imposed on the network as well as negligible sacrifice regarding the end-to-end service latencies for the nodes on the overlay.

I was ready then, ready to make big changes in young people's access to guns -- even if that meant changes to the rules imposed on their parents, as well.

We demonstrate that the degree of patterning within the network is directly proportional to the dosage of light imposed on the system as well as to the initiator concentration.

As before, the same P-value cut-off was imposed on disease similarity as well as gene similarity and a minimal overlap of two genes or diseases was required.