Sentence examples for imposes short from inspiring English sources

Against a backdrop of haunting, pianissimo strings, which move at a glacial pace, Mr. Rouse imposes short bursts of fast, angular flute figures, darkly mysterious contributions from lower-lying woodwinds, and sudden bursts of fortissimo brass.

Unfortunately, that means the bottleneck will get worse over the next few decades, according to Mr. Walston and his co-authors, because urbanization imposes short-term costs, including an increase in overall consumption.

While Trump may believe that "trade wars are good, and easy to win," the thing about a trade war is that it imposes short-term pain not just on the other country but also on your own, for the promise of long-term gain.

The lack of skill development programs for low-income children imposes short- and long-term negative consequences [ 69].

They are the toughest requirement that federal drug regulators can impose short of banning a medication.

Suspension from Fifa is the most serious sanction the organisation can impose short of expulsion, and would see Israel's teams banned from competing internationally.

The rest of the world could then impose short term tariffs on their goods if they do not correct their policies.

Under the policy, which does not require new legislation, sheriffs and JPs would continue to be able to impose short sentences, but would have to set out their reasons for ignoring non-custodial options.

The bank also imposed short turnaround times... employed lax underwriting standards and controls and paid bonuses to underwriters and other staff based on the number of loans approved".

There are other measures that the U.N. Security Council can and should impose short of military intervention, such as global economic sanctions and an international arms embargo.

His government has strengthened mandatory-sentencing laws, reducing judges' discretion to impose shorter jail terms.