Sentence examples for imposing an effective from inspiring English sources

"Delay in imposing an effective remedy inflicts substantial and widespread consumer injury and needlessly prolongs uncertainty in the computer industry.

They also said the US had evidence that Moscow had closed its border to Ukrainian goods entering Russia, imposing "an effective trade embargo".

Even as the British negotiated with Iran, they won the support of the major oil companies in imposing an effective global boycott on Iranian oil.

It said the move reflected the improved sustainability of Athens' debts, after it restructured public borrowing in February by imposing an effective 55 per cent haircut on bondholders.

While employing the asymptotic theory of Cox for imposing an effective curvature directly at the wall surface, the present method avoids a mismatch between the exact and the numerical contact angles.

The orientation of the constructed surfel candidates imposes an effective constraint that reduces the effect of the minimal surface bias.

However, a previous study in the domain of electrical circuits troubleshooting suggested an expertise-reversal effect: Process information might initially impose an effective cognitive load and lead to higher efficiency but may become redundant and impose an ineffective load when training progresses, which hampers efficiency.

And the government can impose an effective reduction in the population's standard of living by letting the currency fall.

Florida is one of just three states to impose an effective lifetime voting ban on anyone with a past felony conviction.

Local Labour MP Ivan Lewis said difficult decisions had to be made because the coalition had imposed an effective 50% cut to the council's budget over five years.

The second is to imposes an effective no fly zone in the form of a ban on all flights in Libya's airspace, except for those with an exclusively humanitarian purpose, to help protect civilians.