Sentence examples for structures imposed on from inspiring English sources

But in this 1938 review Camus praises Sartre's descriptions of absurdity, the sense of anguish and nausea that arises as the ordinary structures imposed on existence collapse in Antoine Roquentin's life.

From the broader point of view, governance refers to the set of rules and structures available for managing their own strategies; from the administration perspective, governance refers to the set of rules and structures imposed on firms to influence their decisions (Brooks and Cullinane 2007).

These water flows and the osmotic flow of NaCl must be matched and regulated to conform to the metabolic structures imposed on the lens by its lack of blood vessels and limited metabolic budget.

There is increasing recognition of the huge and unfair costs that these structures impose on the rest of the economy.

Systematic network analysis therefore helps to describe and explain the constraints and opportunities that social structures impose on individual action [ 25].

Two random terms were included in the model in order to account for the covariance structure imposed on data by the inclusion of both legs in all children, one for correlation between data from the same individual and one for correlation between data for the same leg.

But his willingness to criticise the chaotic regulatory structure imposed on banks after the financial crisis has exposed him to political retribution.

In the decentralised domestic political structure imposed on Germany by the Allies, power is divided between local, state and federal government.

The radiograph showed an elongated radiopaque structure imposed on the left submandibular area (Fig. 1 top).

As such, there is deliberately no particular structure imposed on system design.

Fig. 1 The panoramic radiograph showed an elongated radiopaque structure imposed on the left submandibular area (top).