Sentence examples for power imposed from inspiring English sources
The lack of computing power imposed very strict timing requirements.
The bloc's power imposed other costs as well.
Indeed, part of what Rome's military power imposed on Judea was Hellenic culture.
And the House Republican leadership, flexing its increased power, imposed rules limiting the Democrats' already minuscule role in influencing legislation.
He celebrates the way desire and family intimacy have defied and evaded state power imposed in the name of social good.
Schall, with his incomparable style, poised between cool analysis and bullish power, imposed his stamp on all the Brechtian anti-heroes in his 6,000 ensemble performances.
"Germany is looking to increase its power, imposing solutions that go well in Germany," wrote Alessandro Gimenez.
Just the fact of imagining Muslims taking power, imposing Sharia law, stirs up hatred.
It is dangerous and also disrespectful of the responsibilities power imposes.
From that initial grievance flowed the long lament about "Brussels" as a hostile power, imposing alien ideas and burdensome bureaucracy on a captive people.
The fluctuating and stochastic nature of wind power imposes new challenges to supply adequacy in electric power systems [5, 6].
