Sentence examples for imposes a further from inspiring English sources

HESA's compliance with ISO 9001 imposes a further standard of performance measurement on top of its objectives to standardize the collection and dissemination of student data.

The presence of ring E of the phyllobilins appears to be of lesser consequence in other respects, although it imposes a further geometric restriction and inhibits any Z/ E-isomerisation around the C9 C10 bond, which also features partial double bond character.

Technological limitations may impose a further constraint.

This loss will impose a further delay on the expansion of our military strength.

They will: Impose a further 1% cut on all "unprotected departmental resource budgets" a year over the next two years.

Over the past six years, the service has taken a massive hit and the government is imposing a further £14.4m over the next four years.

The change at the Ministry of Justice comes just before a decision by Grayling, about how to impose a further £220m cut in criminal legal aid.

It was his decision, in 1978, against the advice of his chancellor Denis Healey, to try to impose a further pay norm of just 5%.

The majority impose a further charge for every transaction made when overdrawn, and another for bounced payments such as direct debits, cheques and standing orders.

Police and crime commissioners can impose a further levy of £12 per household, which could result in a rise of about £107 for the average band D property.

For its part, Chelsea imposed a further fine, said in some reports to be as high as £440,000 (about $709,000), but allowed him to remain as captain.