Sentence examples for imposes almost from inspiring English sources

Denmark is the home of "flexicurity," the catchy name given to a system that pays ample unemployment and welfare benefits but, unusual in Europe, imposes almost no restrictions on hiring and firing by employers.

The parallelization is based on the fork/wait POSIX functions, needs no extra software installed, imposes almost no constraints on the integrand function, and works largely automatically.

The EULA (end-user license agreement) is also largely unenforceable anyway since Chrome's source code is distributed under an open license which is highly permissive and imposes almost no conditions or requirements on end users.

These results together indicate that, although the overall impact on animal development is relatively milder, the ΔT mutation imposes almost identical effects as the CXCR4-null mutation on the development of neural, vascular and hematopoietic systems.

Until 1914 governments imposed almost no controls.

Safeguards can be imposed almost automatically whenever imports create or threaten to create "market disruption".

John Gomez, founder of the Landmarks Conservancy, said, "These steel monoliths give an imposing, almost brooding look".

Now at Zenit, black players are being imposed almost by force".

"Extreme physical stress can impose almost impossible situations on the body's ability to recover.

Instead the adjustment is being imposed almost entirely on deficit countries, guaranteeing that it will be long and painful.

The current budget deadline was imposed almost 60 years ago, and almost every major legislator in the state has suggested pushing it back.