Sentence examples for imposed to address from inspiring English sources
The restriction to core cases, however, is a restriction imposed to address the Vulnerability Problem.
It started with spending cuts Jindal imposed to address a budget shortfall last month.
"The U.S. has a right to safeguard its industries and to impose temporary relief to address serious injury," the official said.
Since the recession began, courts have increasingly had to fend for themselves by imposing fees on criminal defendants to address budget gaps.
It is encouraging to see the higher education community try to address the challenges imposed by rising college costs, but it cannot succeed without our help.
The report's authors did not seek to address the burdens imposed on married gay service members and their families by the Defense of Marriage Act, the cruel and unconstitutional 1996 law that denies same-sex couples who are legally married under state law the same federal benefits that are afforded to heterosexual couples.
GFDM is a flexible solution to address the requirements imposed by the new scenarios foreseen for the 5G networks [2].
At the same time, rapid advances in video-based surveillance have emerged and offered a strategic technology to address the demands imposed by security applications.
The SFO is an object-oriented application- specific file access paradigm designed to address the bottleneck imposed by high latency, low bandwidth, unpredictable, and unreliable networks such as the current Internet.
In order to address the limitations imposed by the PROM architecture, the next step up the PLD evolutionary ladder was that of Programmable Logic Arrays (PLAs), which first became available circa 1975.
To address the limitations imposed on optimization of the quantum circuit objectives because of no information sharing between synthesis and physical design processes, in this paper we introduce physical synthesis concept in quantum circuits to improve the objectives by manipulating layout or netlist locally considering layout information.
