Sentence examples for imposing a cross from inspiring English sources
The temperatures of the trailing, parallel-stream side rim walls were increased greatly, while those of the leading rim wall and the bottom changed relatively little when imposing a cross air flow.
Enron proposed, according to the e-mail message, imposing a cross-collateralization that allowed Mr. Fastow to remove the new structure any time he wanted.
Has someone imposed a cross-generational flirt ban?
Allowing merchants to choose an acquirer outside their own Member State ('cross border acquiring') and imposing a maximum level of cross border interchange fees for cross border acquired transactions should provide the necessary legal clarity.
Here it is shown that one can introduce physically meaningful metrical information on the graph structure by imposing a spatial distribution of cross-links and chains from the beginning.
At the time European countries were imposing a plethora of controls on cross-border currency flows.
Finally, we present a magnetohydrodynamic flow simulation in toroidal geometry with non-symmetric cross section and imposing a helical magnetic field to illustrate the potential of the method.
Allowing merchants to choose an acquirer outside their own Member State ('cross border acquiring') and imposing a maximum level of interchange fee for both cross border and domestic acquired transactions should provide the necessary legal clarity.
At the end of the 18th century, the French government tried to impose a system of crossing Poitevin horses with lighter-weight Norman and Thoroughbred horses to create cavalry horses.
But the Big Themes underlined with a heavy pen in "Basilica" (Raul Abrego's streamlined set design is built around the outline of an imposing cross) drive us inexorably toward a string of climactic reveals and confrontations that sap the very intensity they are presumably meant to build.
But during the 2006 negotiations that restored power-sharing, the largest unionist party, the Democratic Unionists, secured a promise that no future minister could impose a non-selective system without cross-community consent.That consent has not emerged.
