Sentence examples for needs to be imposed from inspiring English sources

Authority needs to be imposed, Wilshaw says, whether that means teachers dressing as professionals, or ensuring no child is tempted to call a teacher "mate".

Perhaps ironically, religions tend to share a similar view: that moral conduct doesn't come naturally, but instead needs to be imposed through fear or the promise of reward.

The real virtue of this UMP technique is that interface coupling conditions between any media can be automatically satisfied, so no medium-dependent interface condition needs to be imposed explicitly.

The remarkable discipline they have shown at Holyrood seldom needs to be imposed.

Due to the well-known ambiguity between the scatter matrix and the density generator of any CES distribution, a constraint on the scatter matrix needs to be imposed.

Moreover, the dynamic oscillatory measurements are much faster to perform than the shear history that needs to be imposed to obtain the yield stress.

Sanctions need to be imposed on countries that breach these fundamental conditions.

The rules will need to be imposed by national legislators before going into effect.

"I realize that many conditions need to be imposed to make deregulation work in society".

Watt said the laws that "protect against corrupt campaigning practices" needed to be imposed.

Instead only capillary pressure data need to be imposed and the relative permeabilities can be calculated consistently using specific models.