Sentence examples for imposition of sharp from inspiring English sources

Chinese wind and solar power manufacturers further benefit from the government's imposition of sharp reductions this summer in exports of raw materials, known as rare earths, that are crucial for solar panels and wind turbines.

A Whitelaw government would have differed from the opposition through its imposition of "short, sharp, shock" penal measures – as in reality, they didn't work, were expensive, and would still have contributed to the breakdown in law and order in the summer of 1981.

Martial law, imposed in 1981, made possible the imposition of a very sharp rise in consumer prices, and the regime then adopted a radical reform designed to greatly strengthen the market mechanism.

The imposition of boundary conditions exactly on a sharp interface that passes through the Cartesian grid is performed using simple stencil readjustments in the vicinity of the interface.

Careful of sharp objects.

Beware of sharp scissors.

Be careful of sharp objects.

Be careful of sharp edges!

A pair of sharp scissors.

An outspoken critic of the imposition of tuition fees on college students, Marquand reserves his sharpest criticism for "Browne's barbarism" – a reference to the report of Lord Browne preceding the coalition government's decision to reform higher education funding.

The rupee continued drifting down through the summer, then began falling faster in mid-August when senior government officials made it clear in speeches that they were reluctant to resort to more drastic measures to arrest the rupee's decline, like sharp increases in interest rates or an imposition of stringent controls on moving large sums of money in and out of the country.