Sentence examples for is imposed only from inspiring English sources

And because that cash penalty is imposed only when income taxes are due, the alternative plan may be easier to enforce.

"Divestiture is a remedy that is imposed only with great caution, in part because its long-term efficacy is rarely certain," the court said.

Reports on the Educause Web site show that about 100 universities have such a requirement, which in some cases is imposed only on students in certain programs.

Mr. Dixon's stance forced Judge Dearie to balance a defendant's right to control his own defense against assuring that the death penalty is imposed only after a full airing of the facts, said Jeffrey L. Kirchmeier, a law professor at the City University of New York School of Law who is not involved in the case.

In contrast, if IPC is imposed, only Algorithm 2 using (14) and (15) achieves an outage probability close to the one of Algorithm 1.

The disturbance, Equation (2), is imposed only in the initial time range, 0≤t<4, and the anomalous resistivity model, Equation (1), is assumed for t≥4.

She said she assumed that the suspensions had been imposed only after repeated serious infractions.

The preclearance may be imposed only if a federal judge determines that the jurisdiction's laws are intentionally discriminatory.

Deferred punishments consist of penalties that are imposed only if an offense is repeated within a specified time.

A The short answer is that the fine can be imposed only on the owner of the apartment.

Life sentences are extremely rare, and have been imposed only 21 times in the past 50 years, generally for serial murders.