Sentence examples for imposed repeated from inspiring English sources

He imposed repeated fines until he was transferred this year to run the state dairy operation.

But by early 1998, conditions there and at other well-run units worsened as the weakening chain imposed repeated salary freezes, staff cutbacks and other cost-cutting measures, said former executives, including Ms. Musikantow, the former head of the Chicago-area unit.

The option is much more efficient, because the process of closing and re-opening a stretch of line is time-consuming and expensive - better to do so once for 10 days than to impose repeated blockades.

The MPs said the information commissioner "should use his existing powers to tackle them far more, and should not shy from imposing repeated penalties on companies that are repeat offenders".

As our globalized fiscal cycle is now calibrated to impose repeated tragic failures, and because it seems to legitimize inequality and destruction of the Earth as virtuous and inevitable, the time is long overdue to expose the false beliefs and oppressive impact surrounding our contemporary economic edifice.

Despite the therapeutic potential of GDNF, clinical trials have been disappointing [9], probably due to inherent drawbacks associated with the use of polypeptides applied as drugs [10], including pleiotropic effects, short half-life and inability to cross the blood-brain barrier (BBB), thus imposing repeated transcranial injections, with dramatic side effects.

Repetitive sequences with a considerable number of virtually identical sequences tend to impose repeat-specific characteristics of motifs in probabilistic approaches on repeat-containing sequence sets.

Where HIV/AIDS is concerned, silence is emblematic of much of the world's consent -- consent that has been willfully imposed over repeated shouts of warning, rising cries for assistance, and desperate pleas for global action.

Resistant alleles are frequently rare prior to exposure to entomopathogens (Tabashnik et al. 2009), with experimental estimates in the order of 10−3; however, strong directional selection imposed by repeated use of a microbial control agent and subsequent population bottlenecks can rapidly increase the frequency of these alleles in the population.

She said she assumed that the suspensions had been imposed only after repeated serious infractions.

In Britain, he noted, fines have sometimes been imposed repeatedly for repeated refusals.