Sentence examples for imposing this as from inspiring English sources

Could the authors comment on the potential value in having this lower boundary as a termination point (rather than, e.g., simply allowing paths to cross it and return, and/or simply imposing this as a minimum on theta values)?

If we had a black-letter operation of the law and there was no discretion, I think we would get anomalies... We're not trying to impose this as a criminal sanction".

In any case, we would hardly impose this as a precondition to the normalization of bilateral relations because we respect the principle of sovereignty.

We may wish to impose this requirement as soon as we leave the EU.

Keeping records of time spent working is neither a burdensome nor new requirement: The Fair Labor Standards Act and most state wage theft laws have imposed this duty as long as these laws have existed - more than 75 years.

Analysis of the significant cis-eQTLs SNP-probe distances suggests few cis-eQTLs have been missed by imposing this threshold, as in both datasets for 95% of the cis-eQTLs, the SNPs map within 250 kb of the probes.

Salisbury was an imperialist: he believed a phase of European, preferably British, rule indispensable for the advancement of the "backward" races and had no hesitation in imposing this rule by force, as he did in the Sudan (1896 99).

I do think it will change more, but the power in this decision is that this doesn't impose as much as it acknowledges what is already there.

This love of gross sensations Safire aimed to impose as much as possible on his readers.

Sanctions — including recalls — are imposed as soon as a pathogen is found.

Marshall law has been imposed, as well as a strict curfew.