Sentence examples for imposes all from inspiring English sources

But this law, like so many others in the works, also imposes all kinds of obstacles to providers and clinics actually gaining these privileges.

By John Robinson The New Yorker, October 19, 1946 P. 87 An American Army officer in Algiers boards with a very particular French lady who imposes all sorts of rules on him regarding lights, water, etc.

In order to make all the alternatives independent with each other, NL model imposes all the correlated alternatives on the same independent nest layer and makes use of inclusive value to represent the common utility of these alternatives, and then builds models with other independent alternatives.

The latter imposes all particles' new positions to be sampled from Gaussian distributions truncated to fit within a cube surrounding their current position, the size of which is determined by the diffusion coefficient of the molecule (see Methods and [ 1]).

The war imposed all sorts of constraints, he says.

They want to impose all sorts of crackpot ideas on our school system.

Working with glass is not easy, the material imposing all sorts of limitations on artists.

We're trying to impose all of it at once, and it's hugely frustrating".

Abortion opponents would impose all the risks of pregnancy on women who wish to end their pregnancies.

There is nothing to stop a government from imposing all manner of safety checks on privatised companies.

Many experts say their numbers don't add up, even if they were to impose all the cuts they want.