Sentence examples for issues imposed from inspiring English sources

The lack of full understanding of complex mechanisms related to the interaction between these issues imposed the adoption of conservative safety limits.

Adoption and implementation of these research initiatives will provide the necessary tools and infrastructure to pose interesting scientific questions and design effective solutions to the complex issues imposed by climate change.

(1 2) Moreover, the CHC-nurses conceived that the dominating problems and issues imposed on them by their superiors demanded too much of their attention and reduced the time they had to spend on overweight children and their other duties.

With devices entering the nanometer scale process-induced variations, intrinsic variations and reliability issues impose new challenges for the electronic design automation industry.

As with any talented 19-year-old Martial has streaks of inconsistency and against physical, defensively tight opposition, as in Ligue 1, he has had issues imposing himself on defenders.

City officials say creating affordable housing in the suburbs raises equity issues, imposing new costs on poorer residents and on the city through longer commutes, reduced access to vital services, added traffic, rising pollution, and increased road maintenance that in the end could hurt the local economy.

Is social enterprise re-embedding the market in civil society through its engagement to generate social wealth, or is it contributing to a process of dis-embedding, as a market-based approach to address societal issues imposes a strategy of commercialization?

In the last year, the governor has won praise from environmentalists on air pollution issues, imposing tough rules on old power plants, adopting emissions standards for new cars and trucks and, this week, signing into law a bill intended to reduce pollutants that contribute to acid rain.

Intellectual property issues impose filing and signing Material Transfer Agreements (MTAs) before seed transfer, which might lead to additional delay or complication in seed delivery.

It is an irrefutable social-issue imposed upon white people by white people.

[n3] The regulation here in issue imposes upon the grant that any single family may receive an upper limit of $250 per month in certain counties and Baltimore City, and of $240 per month elsewhere in the State.