Sentence examples for intentionally imposed on from inspiring English sources
However, it should also be noted that the feature congestion and motion differentials (e.g. Figure 6e) we identified were strongest in one of the live action TotTV programmes we examined (Night Garden), suggesting that these differences are not entirely attributable to animation vs. live-action contrasts, but rather may be intentionally imposed on live-action scenarios by TotTV designers.
By saving money when prices for their natural resources were high, both governments intentionally imposed a fiscal discipline on government spending.
In the first case we have an internal constraint brought about by natural causes; in the second, an internal constraint intentionally imposed by another human agent.
By definition, a law that intentionally imposes more burdens on minorities than on whites is racist, even if that imposition is indirect.
With its blunt nose wearing a humongous Toyota emblem, square-shouldered fenders and thick rear roof pillars, the Avalon looks intentionally imposing.
PLS does not intentionally impose this constraint; it emerges only due to the mathematical relationship of APC data.
We intentionally included time periods when the hijab became imposed on Muslim women to confront that tension head-on.
Several courts have settled on some version of the rule that, as explained by the California Supreme Court, "liability properly may be imposed on a participant only when he or she intentionally injures another player or engages in reckless conduct that is totally outside the range of the ordinary activity involved in the sport".
"There are no players imposed on me.
"The rate was imposed on us.
