Sentence examples for imposing codes from inspiring English sources
The area is part of a sliver of the Kurdish autonomous zone controlled by the Ansar militants, who have enforced a severe brand of Islamic order in the villages, imposing codes of behavior similar to those once required by the Taliban in Afghanistan.
In "core" zones, the clicas ensure the support from local residents by imposing codes of conduct on them.
The findings of the study have shown us a practical way to determine the fundamental period of RC frames using rational approaches like modal analysis, and eliminate the necessity of imposing code limits.
Mohammed Lutfor Rahman, vice president of the Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers & Exporters Association, said western companies had imposed codes of conduct and sent inspectors to enforce the rules, counting fire exits and auditing overtime records.
It has seen through the imposed code of it's universe, to the underlying truth.
Local schools, using emergency plans that were refined after Sept. 11, have moved swiftly to impose "code blue" lockdowns intended to protect students better.
Google's self imposed code of conduct is "Don't be evil".
And that meant not only that people couldn't collect when the building collapsed, but it also meant that the building really collapsed, because there were no insurance companies imposing building codes and standards.
But there's something deeply weird about that state imposing dress codes for picket lines: it's as if there were a law insisting that anyone who loots a TV during a riot must then properly recycle the packaging.
The single most effective weapon in the fight against climate change is the tax code — imposing costs on those who emit greenhouse gases, economists say.
Before imposing a code of conduct that was neither called for or welcomed by teachers, Mr Meyrick should look to root out potential racists from our profession.
