Sentence examples for systems are imposed from inspiring English sources

Since 2002, they have probably felt that all IT systems are imposed on them by Connecting for Health, and there is nothing they can do to object to bad IT, let alone devise better systems themselves.

Equivalence between the exact dynamic equilibrium of these two systems is imposed.

An average interference threshold constraint and a quality of service constraint for the secondary system are imposed.

The time dependent upstream and downstream boundary conditions of the flooding system are imposed in the modeling.

The English system was imposed on French areas after 1759.

In the Spanish colonies the system was imposed in Cuba (1765) after the brief British occupation of Havana.

Nearly a week after New Jersey announced one, a gasoline rationing system is imposed in New York City and on Long Island.

After the 1989 coup, a rigid Wahhabi-style system was imposed, in a random manner at that, with the new government adopting some of the Saudi legal system's more draconian laws and ignoring others entirely.

And Bectu – while it opposes the IFNC idea in favour of finding a new way of funding the existing services – believes that if the new system is imposed, transferring news staff from ITV to ITN would be the best outcome.

It may be all the more surprising, therefore, that this system was imposed on the fees Medicare pays hospitals in 1983 by none other than President Ronald Reagan's administration.

Under this formulation, Britain would be liable for abuse carried out by a variety of agents at the time —including the Kenya Police and Kenya Home Guard on the grounds that the abusive "system" was imposed at the highest levels of office.