Sentence examples for imposing equally from inspiring English sources

If we upend the manufactured protections of a gerrymandered system only by imposing equally manufactured competitiveness, will the result be any more representative of the electorate?

"Religion," he says, imposes equally on everyone its own path to the acquisition of happiness and protection from suffering.

Trees (50 and 100 tips) with approximately continuously decreasing speciation rates were obtained by imposing nine equally spaced rate shifts, under two different diversification scenarios where speciation rates follow an exponential decrease (λ0 = 1, μ = 0.1, and k = 0.25; λ0 = 5, μ = 0, and k = 0.95).

Citing its earlier decision in Naim v. Naim (1965), the appeals court ruled that, despite the statutes' use of racial classifications to define the criminal offenses in question, neither statute violated the guarantee of equal protection of the laws because the penalities they imposed applied equally to both "white" and "colored" persons.

It will be fascinating to see if Lloyd imposes an equally plausible frame on her Henry IV and what a distaff Falstaff might be like.

Judge Harmening rejected his request, but was apparently convinced enough by the State's proffer to impose an equally unreasonable amount of $1.5 million bond each.

Nearly as tall as her father and equally imposing, she has inherited her family's huge network of personal connections on the island of Crete.

The work is fascinatingly juxtaposed with Berg's equally imposing Violin Concerto, with the fast-maturing violinist Sarah Chang as soloist.

We have always conceived of ourselves as bringers of order, but the risk is equally imposing -- that chaos wins, "and universal darkness buries all".

(The size was equally imposing).

Its music program is equally imposing, an important part of the city's concert scene.