Sentence examples for level of imposition from inspiring English sources

It seems that in the Spanish culture, a high level of affection (present in both the authoritative and the indulgent styles) is considered very important, and that these styles are distinguished by the level of imposition or coercive control exerted (Musitu & García, 2004).

And in the service of what is mandated by necessity, law draws lines and sets standards that are themselves merely permissible an age of consent, an acceptable level of risk-imposition, formalities for wills and marriages, and so on what Aquinas called "determinations" of just requirements.

Yet the most striking finding is the extraordinary high visa constraints imposed on movement to and from African countries, whether within or outside of the continent, suggesting a high level of reciprocity in visa imposition.

However, the seedlings pretreated with EBR, when exposed to HT stress, significantly increased the AsA content and AsA/DHA ratio and decreased the level of DHA, compared with imposition of HT only (Fig.  3).

The level of water pollution due to imposition of NFSA have been presented in Table 9.

In his words, "It's an imposition of a level of wisdom and maturity on soldiers that doesn't apply to 19-year-olds anywhere, ever".

This will entail reconciling the views of two different sets of stakeholders on how to overcome the financial barriers to access: those advocating user fee abolition to achieve universal healthcare; and those advocating the imposition of some level of contribution for insurance coverage as the vehicle for universal healthcare.

"It has a feeling of imposition, or forcing".

That kind of imposition, it's so unhealthy.

Although the model for this pathway is deterministic, the imposition of stochastic fluctuations on the expression level of the involved genes causes every simulation time series to be different and potentially to have a different outcome.

Mr. Putin's former K.G.B. colleagues have infiltrated the upper levels of power for the imposition of "social order".