Sentence examples for is imposed that from inspiring English sources

If a schedule of emission limits is imposed, that could help Exelon, which has a huge fleet of zero-carbon nuclear plants.

There would be a kinetic issue with detachment of the trailing head before the strain is imposed that might limit processivity.

Sensitivity to growth signals and a lack of self-sufficiency of growth signals may contribute to a nondividing state or alter the rate of division, but it is the nondividing state (rather than the mechanism by which it is imposed) that is the barrier to cancer.

Only a weaker condition is imposed that the hearer not have evidence that defeats the speaker's being reliable and sincere.

In order to keep the complexity of the relay terminal low, it is imposed that all parameters are estimated at the destination.

Thus, an energy constraint is imposed that the reconstructed signal lies on the unit L 2-sphere: |mathbf{x}|_{2}=left(sum_{i} {x_{i}^{2}}right)^{1/2}=1. (7).

"Today, financial reform is imposing that vision on many markets through a rule-making process".

"There are limitations that were imposed that would not be imposed on a union hall or fraternal organization," he said.

If tariffs were imposed, that could also lead to price rises, he said.

However, no time constraint was imposed; that is, some participants were expected to take longer.

The borough council said no restriction had ever been imposed "that would affect the... saleability of the site".