Sentence examples for meanwhile imposed from inspiring English sources

Florida, meanwhile, imposed onerous penalties and paperwork burdens on volunteers who sign up voters.

Iraqi authorities, meanwhile, imposed a ban on driving in the capital as thousands of Shiite pilgrims began moving toward a shrine to mark the anniversary of the death of a revered figure, Imam Musa al-Kadhim.

In our new association model, we extend the widely used ℓ2,1-norm for matrices to tensors to jointly select imaging markers that have common effects across all the regression tasks and time points, and meanwhile impose the trace-norm regularization onto the unfolded coefficient tensor to achieve low rank such that the interrelationship among SNPs can be addressed.

Purely defensive measures, meanwhile, often impose substantial costs on innocent people and may imperil civil liberties.

Meanwhile, his imposing physique and good heading made him a defensive stronghold.

Atlanta, meanwhile, is imposing a 36-hour work week for almost all its city workers, including the police.

At Castelobruxo in Brazil, meanwhile, "an imposing square edifice of golden rock, often compared to a temple", students "wear bright green robes and are especially advanced in both Herbology and Magizoology".

Meanwhile, they have imposed a new deal, whose effects are now being felt.

Meanwhile, the government imposed a $5m fine on the Institute for Nuclear Research, which is in charge of the detector, for delaying the gallium's return.

Meanwhile, the peace imposed on Italy from 1831 to 1848 favoured economic development, which came in varying degrees everywhere except in the south.

Meanwhile, the burdens imposed by headache disorders on individuals and society are sufficiently evident to validate a new public health strategy aimed at minimising their negative consequences.