Sentence examples for imposing them to from inspiring English sources

Several methods are now available to combine multiple loci without imposing them to share the same tree topology (Knowles and Kubatko 2010).

Mr. Levi drafted guidelines limiting F.B.I. activity, reworked them in consultation with Congress and imposed them to general satisfaction.

So, don't expect a fall in "carrier-imposed surcharges" any time soon; our leading airlines love to impose them to extract additional cash from frequent fliers who are redeeming points.

Applying the above approximation and impose them to the original Eq. (1), we are conducted to the following time discretization equation: begin{aligned} u^{k+1}=u^{k}+frac{Delta t}{2}left{ frac{partial ^2 (u^{k+1}{partialtial x^2}+frac{partial ^2 (u^{k})^2}{partial x^2}+frac{partial ^2 (u^{k+1}{partialtial y^2}+frac{partial ^2 (u^{k})^2}{partial y^2}+sigma [u^{k+1}]+sigma [u^k]right}.

Some argue that the trade and sports boycotts (and, later, financial sanctions) were crucial in bringing change, others that they delayed it by hardening attitudes among the white minority.Even if sanctions do not achieve their immediate goals, though, there are still two good reasons to impose them, according to Daniel Drezner of Tufts University in Massachusetts.

The university and its students should prefer improving today's orthodoxies to imposing them on our forebears".

The European Union has been contemplating sanctions as well, and after today may be a step closer to imposing them.

Now, Mr. Richardson said, Republicans appear to be imposing them.

But it has to consciously impose them because left to itself, the banking system in total can — and will —create lots of credit and purchasing power.

Mr. Suozzi says he still hopes to avoid layoffs but is prepared to impose them if the unions fail to grant concessions.

"Now I am not saying that we are not going to impose them, we may well have to do that".