Sentence examples for imposing a set of from inspiring English sources

Wilfred attempts to control Marcel by imposing a set of rules.

Values initiatives have nothing to do with building consensus they're about imposing a set of fundamental, strategically sound beliefs on a broad group of people.

The Foreign Office minister Lord Ahmad has said the government does want action on the overseas territories but through "friendly cooperation" rather than imposing a set of stringent rules.

But critically, we gave students involvement and ownership in developing our behaviour policies". Instead of imposing a set of rules, his school asked pupils to help draw up a policy for "managing and motivating" students, he says.

A new novel method that functionally maps the distribution of dopants in a photon echo material is proposed that relies on imposing a set of linear orthogonal gradient magnetic fields for a controlled hyperfine splitting of energy levels to create characteristic quantum beats when illuminated with a laser pulse with sufficient bandwidth to interrogate these levels.

Proportional fairness is assured, i.e., ensures that the rates of different users are proportional, by imposing a set of non-linear constraints.

As the term 'disciplined' suggests, the methodology imposes a set of conventions that one must follow when constructing convex programs.

The simulation of distributed systems that implement a Service-Oriented architecture (set) impofes a set of requirements on their simulation models.

In literature, element assembling usually imposes a set of algebraic constraint equations, which are difficultly solved simultaneously.

He has very consciously imposed a set of constraints on his verbal style and a set of constraints on his entire poetic imagination.

Each of these phases imposes a set of requirements upon the insulating material, which must be met in order for the insulation to successfully fulfill its economic function.