Sentence examples for imposing the revised from inspiring English sources

PubMed was searched for clinical studies, published from January 1987 (date of imposing the revised ACR criteria [ 5] to September 2010 that assessed the utility of anti-CCP2 assay in the diagnosis of RA.

Despite having initially seemed to accept the idea of strict stroke limits imposed under the revised whip rules, a number of jockeys now believe stewards should be able to use their discretion to determine the severity of whip offences.

The Court imposes a revised version of the standard utilized in Fahy v. State of Connecticut, 375 U.S. 85, 84 S.Ct.

Under the revised terms imposed by Brussels, EDF has agreed to sell its own generating plant at Sutton Bridge and BE's only coal-fired plant at Eggborough.

Like the original, the revised order "imposes a 90-day suspension of entry" to individuals from Sudan, Syria, Iran, Libya, Somalia, and Yemen, but this time excludes people from those countries who already have valid visas.

The Dutch government collapsed on Monday because of opposition to imposing the terms of the same fiscal pact that Mr. Hollande wants to revise.

The revised rules do not impose a formal cap on executive compensation, unlike the Treasury proposal.

The revised roster would avoid the necessity of imposing compulsory redundancies.

The revised rules, which apply to airlines that fly to the United States, were imposed by an agency that has long insisted that it avoided racial or ethnic profiling.

Under the revised 2015 World Anti-Doping Code,  national anti-doping bodies now have more flexibility in imposing sanctions for violations.

The revised law allows scientists to conduct studies using human embryos obtained through in-vitro fertilization, but it imposes many conditions.