Sentence examples for imposed particularly from inspiring English sources

It was widely interpreted as a ban on new loans but not the rolling over of existing loans, and appeared to have been imposed particularly on medium-size banks that have been among the most aggressive lenders.

The ICC, however, is thought to be vexed by Amir's decision to play an organised match so soon after his ban was imposed – particularly in England, the scene of his, Salman Butt and Mohammad Asif's misdemeanours last summer – and so may well decide to increase the suspension it imposed.

It's a commitment that imposes particularly high costs on caregivers in the United States, especially mothers, partly because we don't offer much public assistance in the form of paid family leave or early childhood education.

The issue was whether the film could air in the 60 days before an election, a period during which the McCain-Feingold campaign finance law imposes particularly strict limits on election-related communication.

In this case, in fact, the simultaneous presence of radiation and strong static magnetic fields impose particularly harsh working conditions to semiconductor devices, for the presence of radiation, and to the coils, for the presence of magnetic field.

During the breeding season migrants generally occur in environments that are colder (Figure 2) and where the short time window available for breeding may impose particularly high energy demands.

Human activities impose particularly strong selection.

Humans cause dramatic environmental changes and should therefore impose particularly strong selection.

Evidently, local structure imposes particularly stringent constraints on substitutions in these positions promoting their conservation through long evolutionary distances.

Pathogens are still present, but improvements in hygiene and the use of antibiotics and vaccines have greatly weakened the selection pressures they impose, particularly in Western countries.

A reduced body length may impose particularly high costs for Triops-exposed Daphnia as they need to grow large to be successfully protected against this invertebrate predator [ 31, 33].