Sentence examples for induced to impose from inspiring English sources

In that case, a lot more governments may have to be induced to impose eye-watering economic pain so as to get the regime's attention.Veto-wielding Russia and China have eviscerated three previous sets of UN sanctions, and gained commercially from doing so.

It would have to impose capital controls.

Though Mr. Obama has succeeded in prodding Mr. Netanyahu to accept the idea of a Palestinian state alongside Israel, he has failed to induce Israel to impose a freeze on settlements.

Specifically, in some agencies they may be used in order to induce caseworkers to impose sanctions frequently.

Paramagnetic nanoparticles are potentially useful for monitoring of immiscible fluids distribution in subsurface, as they can be induced to move by an imposed magnetic field.

Apple's terms included the provision that it could match the price of any rival, which induced the publishers to impose the agency model on all digital retailers, including Amazon.

Turner and others in the cable industry saw the broadcast networks and their allies as a cartel that had induced the government to impose regulations crippling cable's ability to compete.

They have yet to impose fines.

The Mukden, or Manchurian, Incident (1931) and the Japanese invasion of China in 1937 induced the Japanese military authorities to impose wartime restrictions.

We used bone marrow-derived immature DC because unlike mature DC (Lutz and Schuler, 2002), immature cells have reduced capacity to induce regulatory T cells and to impose anergy on cytotoxic T cells (Huang et al, 2000).

Both BAR and I-BAR domains use their arched membrane-binding surfaces to impose and/or stabilize the membrane curvature and induce membrane tubulation.