Sentence examples for imposes and in the from inspiring English sources

Instead, the real impact of this deal is going to be in the regulatory changes it imposes, and in the way it creates a more corporate-friendly environment.

The immediate effect is the change in the exit rate to employment at the end of the month in which the treatment was imposed (and in the following month).

Sanctions were imposed and, in August 2017, the country was virtually banned from international capital markets, accelerating the decline of its oil industry.

The rotation is imposing, and in Heath Bell, the Marlins have a premier closer.

And if Marci Adilman's Emilia is only a mime in the shipwreck scene, she is hilariously imposing and voluble in the guise of the Abbess at the end.

Then, the region I+II constraints were imposed and incorporated in the derivation of the gain function of the Wiener algorithm based on a priori SNR [3].

But at a time when American power was being imposed and questioned in the military arena, the AIDS plan struck some as another kind of unilateralism.

as it shall have determined to be just and reasonable, and which shall be charged, imposed, and followed in the future.' Id. § 28.

The dependent variable in this study is the harm imposed, and attacks in which the offender succeeded in imposing a lot of harm have been deliberately chosen.

The result has been deadly street clashes near India's border with a curfew imposed and the army called in to quell the tensions. .

Tangency conditions need not be imposed, and the model is in principle very general.