Sentence examples for projected to impose from inspiring English sources

In the absence of more significant global mitigation efforts, climate change is projected to impose substantial damages on the U.S. economy, human health, and the environment.

At the same time, habitat destruction, invasive species, urbanization, and the shift from traditional to industrial agricultural practices, among other factors, continue to threaten PGR, and climate change is projected to impose further pressures on both wild and agricultural ecosystems [9] [15].

One group saw the EU as a project to impose an alien socialist regime on Britain.

The second saw it as a project to impose an alien globalised capitalism on Britain.

For all the corruption of the police as an institution, Glenny brings warmth to some of the figures at the heart of the so-called "pacification" project to impose a semblance of state order.

Zeinab Al-Ghoneimi, a Gaza activist for women's rights, said the new law was part of a Hamas project to impose its values on Gaza residents.

This increase is projected to be 174% in 2030, imposing a substantial economic burden on healthcare systems (Kurtz et al. 2007a, b).

If ever there was a director who put dreams on to the screen (as the chimpanzee narrator of James Lever's fake autobiography, Me Cheetah, says, all films are the audience's dreams, projected) without trying to impose a coherent, readily graspable narrative order on them, it is David Lynch.

One idea to pay for those projects would be to impose a 2 percent flip tax.

The project doesn't want to impose thinking from on high.

We support the European energy union and it is our opinion that it will serve as a safeguard against Russian attempts to impose projects and exert influence.