Sentence examples for in imposition of from inspiring English sources

For generality, better accuracy and ease in imposition of geometric boundary condition for the oblique edges, the Ritz formulation was non-dimensionalized and cast in the skew co-ordinates system.

In some instances, sponsorship may result in imposition of externally formulated solutions that do not resonate with the local context [20].

Since colonial times into recent decades, racial prejudice has been a huge factor in the imposition of death sentences in the state.

While reaffirming his support for the death penalty, Mr. Clinton lamented the glaring inequities in the imposition of federal death sentences identified in a Justice Department study in September.

Non-compliance may result in the imposition of another such order, or in the case being dealt with in any other permissible way.

Pakistani officials played down fears that the blasts would result in the imposition of a state of emergency or in a delay in presidential and general elections this year.

There will inevitably be some who will try to exploit the power of the idea again ― as with authoritarian state socialism ― but it becomes mostly an exercise in brutal imposition of power, not an exercise in Islamic political thought.

There are a number of very right-wing conservative groups operating in Washington that have been very influential in the imposition of sanctions; however, there is not one organization or group that is solely responsible.

January Insurrection, (1863 64), Polish rebellion against Russian rule in Poland; the insurrection was unsuccessful and resulted in the imposition of tighter Russian control over Poland.

The harmful influence of pesticides on human health and environment has resulted in the imposition of stringent legislation on drinking water quality in many countries (Derylo-Marczewska et al. 2010).

Their agreement staved off some cuts but resulted in the imposition of others -- such as a reduction in child care assistance by $7 million over two years, for instance.