Sentence examples for imposing all the from inspiring English sources
With 350,000 vehicles and millions of passengers entering the United States every day, imposing all the new security measures stretched out the inspection of each vehicle and added time to a border crossing.
A spectacular account of the Piano Concerto No. 1 was all coiled intensity and electric release, with athleticism and finesse from the soloist, Olli Mustonen, and superb if slightly restrained work by the orchestra, whose low brasses sound more ferocious and imposing all the time.
HOMER considers all the possible combinations that are available in the search space to form the microgrid and checks the feasibility of each system configuration by imposing all the user specified constraints.
Imposing all the conditions of corresponding coefficients of Theorem 3.3, we can conclude that the fractional control system (4.1) is approximately controllable on ([0,1]).
Abortion opponents would impose all the risks of pregnancy on women who wish to end their pregnancies.
Many experts say their numbers don't add up, even if they were to impose all the cuts they want.
We impose all the responsibilities of citizenship on students, and we have to provide them with the privileges of citizenship, too".
The great irony is a radical leftist will now have to impose all the reforms that were never passed before, neo-liberal measures that he has always opposed".
The "snapback" mechanism would re-impose the status-quo as it existed before the Agreement in effect forcing the United Nations and the European Union to re-impose all the sanctions it has lifted over the past year.
Even when a restriction of nullity on that variable is imposed, all the variation of the component is transferred to the cyclical component, instead of the long-term component.
However, triangulated categories are widely used outside of topology, and an attempt to impose all the idiosyncratic machinery on experts in algebraic geometry or representation theory seems hardly fair, and rather futile.
