Sentence examples for imposed on which from inspiring English sources

This consistency of changes, or "trends", rather than absolute values, raises the question of what kind of restrictions may be imposed on which properties of the LP neurons and how tightly these restrictions may have to be to allow for consistency of trends.

Key to the criticism is the mandatory six-week wait for payment which is imposed on claimants, which the government says is aimed at mirroring the wait for a paycheque if the claimant were in work.

Coal producers in West Virginia are not just hurt by less demand but also by tariffs imposed on China, which can choose from which country it buys its coal.

The test led to fresh UN sanctions being imposed on Pyongyang, which has responded with strong rhetoric - both to the UN move and the annual joint drills, which it bitterly opposes.

Such borrowing against league funds is permitted but a transfer embargo is imposed on clubs which practise it.

Indispensable constraints have been imposed on signals, which result from the dynamic properties of the accelerometer examined.

The greatest part of the blame for these catastrophic health conditions lies with the embargo imposed on Russia, which also applies to medications, etc.

But its president also acknowledged that the regimen of punitive sanctions imposed on Iran, which he had long dismissed as insignificant, were hurting ordinary Iranians.

Mr Castro railed against the embargo that the United States imposed on Cuba, which was loosened last December, but called Mr Obama an "honest man".

During the dictatorship we lived under for years a beggar mentality was imposed on us, which put the brakes on the evolution of the youth.

It would be the latest fine imposed on Standard Chartered, which was hit with a £102m penalty by the UK's Financial Conduct Authority over "financial crime control" breaches in February.