Sentence examples for imposed precisely from inspiring English sources

The Iranians want to see substantive progress on the current sanctions, which, after all, were imposed precisely to constrain enrichment.

He acknowledged that it "does not impose precisely the same requirements," but he added that the local law satisfied the intent of the law.

It's a strong dramatic image, but again hard to see why the divisionist technique, which tends to impose precisely the mood of stillness so effective in the alpine landscapes, is appropriate.

"The plaintiffs and, indeed, the majority have conceded, as they must, that Congress has the commerce power to impose precisely the same mandate compelling the same class of uninsured individuals to obtain the same kind of insurance, or otherwise pay a penalty, as a necessary condition to receiving health care services, at the time the uninsured seek these services," Judge Marcus wrote.

"And requiring that women affirmatively opt into such coverage would impose precisely the kind of barrier to the delivery of preventive services that Congress sought to eliminate".

But the Swiss had imposed the cap precisely because they wanted to raise domestic inflation from dangerously low levels (consumer prices fell by 0.3% in the year to December 2014, according to the Federal Statistics Office).

This is must reading for anyone who seriously wants to understand how the non-group market worked prior to Obamacare and how it might have been fixed to work even better (hint: the guaranteed issue and adjusted community rating rules imposed under Obamacare were precisely the wrong prescription both in my view and professor Pauly's).

This article, in order to precisely impose friction on aircraft and weapon actuation systems, presents a new friction loading method characteristic of "torque-zero velocity" switching control with an electro-hydraulic load simulator.

However, it does not include a meaningful role for "tasks", or more precisely, impose a one-to-one mapping between skills and tasks.

In fact, EPA has imposed a Section 111 d) standard precisely one time since the 1990 amendments, for gases arising from municipal landfills.

In point of fact, the audience members are there precisely to be "imposed on," i.e., they came to hear what you have to say.