Sentence examples for more frequently imposed from inspiring English sources

Tax and ecological fines are more frequently imposed, executives said.

Higher animal welfare standards would be one important protection, as currently minimum standards are set under the EU, though the UK government has frequently imposed more stringent rules on British farmers, under public pressure.

But they also say she frequently imposed self-inflicted wounds that only fueled her critics.

Numerous racial riots resulted and curfews were frequently imposed to restore order.

Using Z1 as an instrument, the estimate of θ depicts the LATE of a sanction on those individuals who are sanctioned in an agency that frequently imposes sanctions and who would not be sanctioned in another (more reserved) agency.

As will be shown in more detail in Section 5, the sanction rate is indeed larger in agencies that frequently impose sanctions as part of their activation strategy.

When looking at agencies that frequently impose sanctions (Z1 = 1), the increase in the employment probability of sanctioned individuals is even more pronounced.

Slightly more singles, persons without children and persons with the lowest school leaving certificate (secondary general school) are registered at agencies that frequently impose sanctions than at the other agencies.

Turkey frequently imposes blackouts following attacks.

Government regulation frequently imposes hidden and substantial costs on industry and, indirectly, on consumers.

They frequently impose weight restrictions -- often set at 80 pounds, Mrs. Osborne noted ruefully (she has two Old English sheepdogs).