Sentence examples for possible to imposed from inspiring English sources

The final goal consists of bringing the end-effector as close as possible to imposed operational targets (reaching tasks).

It is not possible to impose new cuts on wages and pensions.

Thanks to his work, though, we know it is possible to impose at least some order on the chaos.

In the past few years, though, it has become possible to impose a finer grid on the global picture.

A magistrate, she later learned, had decided that as Anis was an adult, it was not possible to impose a travel ban.

Writer says it is possible to impose lies on history through state policies of arrogant beneficence, provided these are stupid enough & are implacably followed.

As he says in a May reflection on the late mathematician and game theorist John Nash, "We know it is possible to impose at least some order on the chaos".

Mass murder was not actually an aim of the system, as it was in Nazi Germany, but the imperatives of forced industrialisation, combined with the stigmatisation of those arrested, made it possible to impose inhuman work conditions which invariably killed many.The only way to motivate convicts with no prospect of early release was to feed well those who worked hard.

China's state-run news media also said over the weekend that the central government was planning to introduce a unified national property registration system by the end of 2014, which could eventually make it possible to impose an annual property tax on households — yet another way the authorities expect to fight housing speculation and fend off bubbles.

It is possible to impose restrictions on the parameters (homogeneity conditions).

"Not only would they know sooner if clubs were making huge losses, but it would be possible to impose behavioural modifications sooner, too".