Sentence examples for of which imposed from inspiring English sources

Schumer introduced the Brady Handgun Violence Prevention Act (1993) and was a leading supporter of the Violence Against Women Act (1994), the former of which imposed mandatory background checks on the sales of handguns.

The growth of Indonesian literature suffered some setbacks in the second half of the 20th century under the Sukarno and Suharto regimes, both of which imposed restrictions on literary activity.

This was deemed illegal by Britain and the United Nations (UN), each of which imposed economic sanctions on Rhodesia.

Privately, she suffered from bouts of ill-health and became alcohol-dependent, both of which imposed restrictions on her performing career by the 1920s.

Sixty-five percent of the forms addressed a child's possible ability to withdraw, none of which imposed qualifications such as demonstrable competence and maturity in making such a decision.

In the dementia scenario (Table 5) and temporary illness scenario (Table 7), Factor 1 items were composed of LSTs and Factor 2 items were composed of 4 types of ATs all of which imposed high burden.

The intellect presents a variety of goods to be realized, none of which imposes itself in such a way as to be necessarily desired or chosen above the others.

There are principles we can utilise from current UK laws regarding fraud and bribery, both of which impose extraterritorial jurisdiction, i.e. elements of the laws apply outside the UK.

Currently, NSSI research is conducted in a variety of settings, some of which impose constraints on capacity to assess and respond to imminent risk and possible iatrogenic effects.

Discrimination of different sugar structures by C-type CRDs can be viewed as occurring at multiple levels, each of which imposes increasing specificity on the interaction.

Invasive positive pressure ventilation requires an ETT, the presence of which imposes additional WOB according to bore and inspiratory flow [ 10, 11].