Sentence examples for imposing working from inspiring English sources
This lowers wages generally, imposing working conditions previously unthinkable.
The performance wasn't showy, but it was imposing, worked out down to the deepest levels; it made room for variations, but it was a system.
That means that the reaction involving conformational, or allosteric, movements of the reacting polymeric chains senses the imposed working energetic conditions.
This may lead to a warning, or referral to a tribunal that has the power to restrict a doctor's practise or impose working under supervision, suspension from the medical register or removal of a doctor from the register permanently.
"It is an imposing work," Mr. Cooper said of "Great American".
Davies's First is a fine, imposing work.
Roger Scruton described Jones's interpretation of opera's most imposing work as a "desecration".
It might stand as a motto for this modest but imposing work: "Nobody has the truth in their pocket".
It is an imposing work, with the shape of a brontosaurus but the fantastical qualities of a dragon.
In Washington, House Republicans propose cutting $40 billion more in food stamps over the next 10 years by imposing work requirements and eliminating waivers for some able-bodied adults.
