Sentence examples for problems with imposing from inspiring English sources

They have been perfectly happy to countenance the idea of curbs on capital movements such as a financial transaction tax, and have no problems with imposing tariffs to prevent the dumping of Chinese steel.

Mike Leavitt, a former HHS secretary who led the U.S. response to the bird flu outbreak under President George W. Bush, said there are "lots of problems" with imposing a travel ban when trying to control an infectious disease.

The problem with imposing a blunt contemporary interpretation on a classic text is that you risk vitiating the power of the material, stunting its theatrical potency.

The problem with imposing tolls on the East River bridges is that it appears to be an anti-middle class, anti-outer borough policy.

The paper presents six new numerical finite-difference schemes to solve nonlinear parabolic initial boundary value problems with constraints imposed a priori on the solution.

Problems with security imposed the greatest limitations on the study.

(A lactating mother of 23 years old) These women did not seem to have any problem with this imposed dietary restriction because their economic condition did not allow them to buy animal source food like beef, chicken anyway.

In this paper, a double-population thermal Lattice Boltzmann method has been proposed to solve the problem of the heated cavity with imposed temperatures.

Condoleezza Rice may have stayed up all night one night, but the Palestinians have been dealing with problems imposed by Zionists in the region for more than 100 years.

The resultant scalar problem is a secrecy rate maximization (SRM) with imposed quality of multicast service (QoMS) constraints.

Often it is not associated with acute problems but imposes restrictions on the child's daily life [ 1], and can significantly influence the quality of the child's development and life [ 16].