Sentence examples for imposed to close from inspiring English sources

The idea is that the low-risk's incentive compatibility constraint at the contract aimed to the low risk is not binding, so a voluntary participation constraint would have to be imposed to close the model.

On the west side of City Hall is Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, who wants to give a $400 tax rebate to all homeowners who had to pay the 18. 5 percent property tax increase imposed last year to close a yawning budget gap.

Darcy law is imposed in order to close the system.

"We were the only movie theater in New York City not given first-run movies for some seven years (injustice), a policy imposed on us to close us down.

The cuts were imposed in an effort to close a $2.6 billion shortfall in the state's $8.9 billion budget for this year.

Brandon, the branch's representative, looked through the impossible protocols that the bank imposed on anyone wishing to close an account and, after half an hour of negotiations, assured me that they would figure it out if I could stop into a local New York branch and try to close the account from there.

"Impose a maximum wage figure to close down the ever widening gap between rich and poor.

But it is also seeking to close the plants by imposing new limits on the use of water from the Hudson.

Therefore, we choose to impose close to hard-wall boundary conditions [22 24] that give rise to the spectrum, (omega_{n}=frac{n pi c_{s}}{L}), where L is the cavity length and (nin{1,2,ldots}).

The proposed ILS tests provide a unique way to impose close to uniform and dominant interlaminar shear strain.

WASHINGTON — The Obama administration is preparing to increase the use of military commissions to prosecute Guantánamo detainees, an acknowledgment that the prison in Cuba remains open for business after Congress imposed steep new impediments to closing the facility.