Sentence examples for imposed to not from inspiring English sources

Restrictions are imposed to not allow overlapping or spaces between prisms.

Note that arbitrary probability cut-offs were not imposed to define the classes, rather the observed propensities were flexibly clustered through the latent class model.

Constraints are imposed to ensure that trajectories do not collide with the target.

This is an important result, given that the fitness function imposed to evaluate genome performance did not consider gene function.

Gowning procedures were imposed to all families in 52/188 (27.6 %) ICUs, whereas 23 (12.3 %) did not impose any to families.

Price hikes he had accused the firm of imposing to overcharge Medicare hadn't actually taken place.

He said this would mean that laws would be imposed not to advance the general good on objective grounds but to give effect to the force of subjective opinion since faith, other than to the believer, was subjective.

Note here that smoothing constraints were imposed not to the integration of square differentials of the values in time but to the sums of the square differences of the sequential values of consecutive earthquakes.

These arguments all propose that rather than constituting directly chosen obligation, contract merely reflects the application of broader, involuntarily imposed duties not to harm to the special case of harms imposed through representations of current intentions or future conduct.

Given characters who possess a momentum of their own, my job is not to impose upon them, not to subject them to a false articulation.

Other provisions of securities law impose a duty to not mislead potential investors, said Mr. Clarkson, the lawyer.