Sentence examples for imposing directly on from inspiring English sources

Such effects are capable of occurring even though acts of communication themselves are not capable of imposing directly on individuals themselves.

And besides, he wanted to know, shouldn't a much higher fine be imposed directly on "the individuals who were responsible" for the mess?

In its statistics the ILO includes provisions according to which the liability for the compensation of employment injuries is imposed directly on the employer, although such schemes do not strictly meet the third criterion above.

It worked as a financial stabilizer for two and half decades, but by the late 1960s the system's own constraints in this case imposed directly on the Fed made it unsustainable.

Penalized estimation increased this value by a factor of 2 to 3. Again, there was a tendency for the bias to be most pronounced for penalties that were imposed directly on the canonical eigenvalues.

Thus, the boundary conditions can be imposed directly.

Under the Constitution's grant of powers, consent often enables the government to impose restrictions it could not impose directly.

There is no realistic alternative other than imposing tax directly on resident shareholders, while retaining a territorial corporate income tax as a means of taxing foreign individuals who indirectly derive income from domestic sources.

If a state declines, the federal government imposes requirements directly on polluters, without commandeering state institutions.

Most important, by imposing the tax directly on those who receive the money, Congress could have a more honest discussion regarding the appropriate taxation of inherited wealth.

Once the stack of CT images is loaded, the operator can design the implant shape by imposing control sections directly on the CT images.