Sentence examples for imposing a chance from inspiring English sources

Results of the IDA are incorporated in the BPN by imposing a chance node for seismic intensity measure.

"Anytime you have the federal government imposing a solution before states have a chance, that's wrong," he said.

"Anytime you have the federal government imposing a solution before states have a chance, that's wrong," Mr. Keating said.

His fundamental aim has been to get out of two wars in Iraq and, on the region's edge, Afghanistan and not to get sucked into a third one in Syria, where he does not believe there is any chance of imposing a solution militarily.

Nowadays, increased chances of catheter associated urinary tract infections (CAUTIs) are imposing a big challenge [ 49].

Banks were imposing a limit on withdrawals.

"It's imposing a very considerable burden".

We should remain pragmatic and see that there is practically no chance of imposing an FTT at the global level.

The slow ramping-up will also give Clinton's fledging campaign team, currently a thrown-together mix of volunteers, staffers-in-waiting and longtime family friends, associates and retainers, a chance to impose a more formal and disciplined structure.

The beautiful but icy Princess Turandot, who nurtures a hatred of all men, has imposed a deathly game of chance on potential suitors: they must answer three riddles or die.

The Germans reacted by imposing an ultimatum to accept by midnight 23 March or forfeit any further chances.