Sentence examples for imposing certain from inspiring English sources

Gonadal hormones participate in a mechanism that affects the pituitary, thereby imposing certain restraints on the secretion of gonadotropins.

He also criticized Washington for not imposing certain safety restrictions on domestic flights that it requires from flights to and from the United States.

WASHINGTON — President Obama on Saturday called on Congress to pass a bill intended to stop credit card companies from imposing certain late fees.

Hence, the relationship between the two countries, and particularly the personal relationship between Ben-Gurion and Adenauer, has been quite good, and if, as an aftermath of the trial, some deputies in the Knesset, the Israeli Parliament, succeeded in imposing certain restraints on the cultural-exchange program with West Germany, this certainly was not hoped for, or even foreseen, by Ben-Gurion.

In the brief, she argued that as a "committed Christian" and the custodial parent, she wanted her daughter to recite the pledge and objected to Mr. Newdow's pursuit through this case of "his own private agenda of imposing certain beliefs on the nation's schoolchildren".

In its written response to the committee, the Vatican said that according to church teaching, parents "should be able to rectify their child's inappropriate action by imposing certain reasonable consequences for such behaviour, taking into consideration the child's ability to understand the same as corrective".

The government also imposed certain restrictions on property buying.

These are Hollywood numbers, and they impose certain imperatives.

The military has said it will impose certain diversity requirements on the membership.

The UN security council authorised the intervention but imposed certain conditions.

Even as it opened up areas of lucrative production, this new orientation of Latin American economies imposed certain limits.