Sentence examples for process to impose from inspiring English sources

"The city hopes to use the Chapter 9 plan process to impose permanent impairment, and to cram down a nonconsensual plan, on capital-market creditors".

The regulator has been looking at Google's influence since late 2010, with the case expected to conclude next year, at which point the commission could begin a process to impose fines or, if the two sides can reach a deal, agree a settlement.

Based on prior art results, the algorithm uses the location of the critical point and the value of the critical frequency of the process to impose a user specified robustness on the closed loop.

But the violence is also part of the broader malaise affecting all Iraqi provinces, including some of the major Shia ones, as Prime Minister Nouri Maliki seeks to tighten his own political control and power, and in the process to impose a highly centralised system of control, which most provinces are beginning to resent.

Donnelly is creating a management structure that monitors process changes to impose uniformity — and prevent backsliding.

But until then, the wasteful aspects of the competitive process will continue to impose enormous costs on everyone.

Maybe it's not -- maybe it's not -- maybe it is not radical to reform due process for teachers, to impose teacher accountability, to extend the year, to really make sure that we get qualified and trained -- a consistently trained teacher.

In the Netherlands, the Dutch Newspaper Publishers Association is negotiating an access agreement for journalists with that country's Premier League, which earlier in the process unsuccessfully sought to impose a ban on the publication of photographs of stadium fans, according to Michel Frequin, the association's lawyer.

In this process, it endeavours to impose methodical checks on its cause-and-effect hypotheses.

As a result, the recycling with PUREX process turned out to impose less-significant environmental impact than did the DUPIC and once-through options.

The net effect is a process that appears to impose a form of selective retention on both homoeologs.