Sentence examples for imposing means from inspiring English sources

Mr. Santorum talked bluntly about overhauling Social Security and renewed his call for imposing means testing on beneficiaries.

Samuel W. Lewis, who was ambassador to Israel from 1977 to 1985, said the stringency of security being imposed means that "either you don't do your job or you are breaking some regulation".

The price of beer charged by the big pub companies, as well as the other costs they impose, means that many publicans are running in order to stand still.

Power can also be endowed by management in the form of managerial authority, and at least a part of a hierarchy of pay within an organization is likely to be an imposed means of distinguishing and upholding the strata of the organization's internal power structure.

The current system relies on labyrinthine rules to impose means testing and prevent abuse.

That word imposed means driven, dictated, pushed, pulled.

But … the cuts imposed mean floods will happen that could be cost effectively avoided".

Being rich won't stop the Camerons getting the money, although this will change if the coalition government imposes means-testing.

The model involves a Gaussian velocity field and a passive tracer governed by the advection diffusion equation with an imposed mean gradient.

The experimental results show that the imposed mean strain level has almost no influence on the shape of a stable hysteresis loop under the same strain amplitude condition.

The reverse situation, m<1, shows significant improvements in displacement efficiency, with front velocity ˆVf reduced down towards the imposed mean velocity ˆV0, as m decreases.