Sentence examples for imposing less from inspiring English sources

Inside his inner sanctum, at the top of the palace staircase, shaded from a midday temperature topping 38C (100F), surrounded by ministers, bodyguards, advisers, and waiters bearing trays of sherbet and mango juice, Bashir cuts a less imposing, less terrifying, figure.

A design approach is proposed relying on μ synthesis, thus imposing less restrictions than previous designs based on small gain reasonings for additive uncertainties.

It consists of a mixture of melamine and potassium oxalate, a substance which is less corrosive than KOH, imposing less technical restrictions.

Total ankle arthroplasty (TAA) preserves ankle range of motion (ROM), thereby compromising gait pattern to a lesser extent and imposing less stress on other joints [ 2, 3].

It is possible that children with higher educational attainment may be more mature, suffer less intellectual deficits, and therefore are capable of taking better care of themselves, thereby imposing less burden on the caregivers.

The House version would impose less regulation on the service.

It has spent less on enforcement and imposed less in fines on wrongdoers, according to the Government Accountability Office.

The United States and the European Union imposed less stringent sanctions after a crackdown on opposition forces after elections in 2006.

This imposes less rigorous rules on small companies going public, which will be able to offer shares directly to the public with less oversight by the Securities and Exchange Commission.

For instance, past efforts by Credit Suisse to impose less lucrative European compensation methods on Credit Suisse First Boston's American bankers failed, she said, and Credit Suisse was forced to backtrack.

And while he would require most Americans to obtain health insurance, he would impose less stringent penalties on people who did not comply.