Sentence examples for result of imposing from inspiring English sources

And since the costs of regulation are often more easily measured, the result of imposing a cost-benefit test is to make regulations harder to implement.

The US cable quoted Roberts, who is due to become the next governor of the Falkland Islands, telling the Americans that as a result of imposing a marine protected area (MPA) on the territory, there would no longer be "human footprints" or "Man Fridays" on the islands.

The competiveness of exportable goods deteriorates as a result of imposing green tariffs on imports.

Reference modes are the result of imposing the body-axis conditions.

We have also calculated the additional generation of labour requirement and GDP growth rate as a result of imposing National Food Security Act.

It is likely that this electrostatic repulsion is exaggerated in our simulations as a result of imposing a rigid clay structure, which prevents structural hydroxyl groups from relaxing into non-perpendicular orientations.

Afghanistan's foreign ministry, which has long accused Pakistan of supporting the Taliban-led insurgency, was most stinging in its criticism, denouncing "the increased level of violence and fighting as a result of imposed terrorism on Afghanistan".

In the current section, we touch upon the methodology and present the results of imposing these additional filters.

Those complicated passwords are often the result of organisations imposing rules about the complexity of passwords — requiring that they are a certain length, for instance, or include special characters.

Results demonstrate the importance of imposing realistic inputs of greenfield displacements when evaluating structural response to tunnelling.

As the campaign heats up, the Greek economy has ground to a halt, with spending withering as a result of the imposed €60 (£40) withdrawal limit at banks.