Sentence examples for terms imposed upon from inspiring English sources

The New York Times published an Associated Press story under the headline "The War in Europe is Ended!" It reported, "[The Germans] were asked sternly if they understand the surrender terms imposed upon Germany and if they would be carried out by Germany.

The terms imposed on Greece and Ireland are stifling growth.

They have to accept any terms imposed on them.

That difference might reflect shorter terms imposed by tighter funding.

The subdomain is typically a region where a boundary condition is imposed upon an unknown field.

These results are interpreted in terms of the geometric changes imposed upon the ring system as a whole by introduction of the unsaturation.

Evidence of this ethnic and linguistic pride can be seen in the preference of many indigenous Australians for the use of such self-designations as Koori (also spelled Koorie, meaning "person") rather than the terms Aborigine and Aboriginal, which were imposed upon them (see Researcher's Note: Aborigines and self-designation).

A man who was convicted of terror offences has been sent back to prison after breaching the terms of the terrorism prevention and investigation measure (Tpim) that was imposed upon him on his release.

"Women's liberation and empowerment are terms feminists started using to talk about casting off the limitations imposed upon women and demanding equality.

In this framework, we have first of all the universal or common terms of spoken and written languages, which are common on account of being imposed upon universal concepts of the human mind.

The second limitation imposed upon the CFR strategy was that it was not considered as part of a longer term, cyclic strategy with multiple interventions, but instead as a design in isolation.