Sentence examples for is imposed which from inspiring English sources

In the case of the conditional model, however, only a single constraint is imposed, which is no more than would be imposed for a general multinomial model [[ 14], p. 21].

With the cuts he is imposing, which will lead to the unpopular privatisation of a number of departmental agencies, it will be the first of many stern tests.

Otherwise, he warned, "there will be a lingering suspicion that they have been imposed," which could further destabilize the country.

Drastic water restrictions were imposed which essentially allowed for little more than the bare minimum of drinking water.

A puppet monarchy was imposed, which was neither "modern" nor "democratic" but was, as argued by the historian Mark Curtis, one of the least popular in Middle Eastern history.

See articleDebate intensified outside Libya over whether a no-fly zone should be imposed, which the rebels are calling for with growing desperation.

But the actions fell short of stricter penalties that could have been imposed, which Bank of New York officials described as a relief.

A 17-month driving ban was imposed which will be reduced to 13 months after she completes a drink-drive awareness course which she was offered by the Bench.

As with much of the rest of the Iranian government, a cultural revolution is being imposed which is proving highly corrosive to the cohesion of the pillars of the state.

Last week new rules were imposed which will make job-seekers turn up to job centres every day or take up unpaid community service, at present something imposed on those who have committed non-serious crimes.

A new rule has been imposed which means that now none of the agency's buildings is heated to more than 19C in winter, or cooled below 26C in summer – a far tougher regime than many organisations have set.