Sentence examples for is only imposed from inspiring English sources

This is a fine of between £50 and £10,000 a day, depending on the size of the business, and is only imposed when other efforts to force the employer to act have failed.

Particularly, this protocol is only imposed on a small fraction of agents to pin the whole system to a prescribed value.

Note that this assumption is only imposed for analytic simplicity, and we will show the robustness of our algorithms against IFI and a moderate ISI with numerical results.

This paper uses the generalized Kalman Yakubovich Popov lemma to develop a two-dimensional systems based iterative learning control law design algorithm where frequency attenuation is only imposed over a finite frequency range to be determined from knowledge of the application and its operation.

Or maybe the point is that such a limit is only imposed on poor diets.

With the new algorithm the resolution is only imposed on the segmentation process; that is, to parameters h r and h s.

None of this would work if it were only imposed from above.

The PCS disputes the Department of Work and Pensions' (DWP) claim that sanctions targets do not exist and that sanctions are only imposed as a "last resort".

Since the strict interpretations of Shari'a were only imposed in recent decades, capital punishment is more controversial in Iran than elsewhere in the Middle East, as Iranian society "had no memory of these kinds of harsh punishments until the Islamic Revolution," she said.

Panicle number was not affected as shading was only imposed after panicle initiation (Table 2).

Although treatments were only imposed during year two, year-one leaf area was assessed in order to examine subsequent retention of drought affected leaves.