Sentence examples for the need for imposing from inspiring English sources

'Solidarity' strongly advocates the need for imposing contributions on the majority of employment contract forms that today involve no or only partial contributions.

The present formulation obviates the need for imposing the mesh line along the stiffeners; rather it accommodates the stiffeners elegantly anywhere placed arbitrarily inside the element with computational efficiency.

The use of this criterion eliminates the need for imposing syntactic conditions on Haskell type class and instance declarations and the need for using a recursion stack depth limit in order to guarantee termination of type inference in the presence of multi-parameter type classes, in case these syntactic conditions are chosen by programmers not to be enforced.

The use of this criterion eliminates the need for imposing syntactic conditions on Haskell type class and instance declarations in order to guarantee termination of type inference in the presence of multi-parameter type classes, and allows program compilation without the need of compiler flags for lifting such restrictions.

It is possible that things will reach a point where the most hard-nosed elements of the ruling elite see the need for imposing a 21st-century American version of fascism and can overcome the scruples of their more moderate comrades in doing so.

The model eliminated the need for imposed non-theoretical parameters or functions to predict hindered settling and effluent concentrations.

The aims were to develop a framework for validation that could be widely implemented in laboratories to improve the overall quality of genetic testing services while respecting the need for flexibility imposed, for example, by regional requirements and regulations, as well as practical constraints such as test volume and resources.

Just last month President Obama, while arguing Americans "instinctually understand" the need for reform, admitted imposing such large-scale changes to the tax system will be like "pulling teeth".

Ms. Gotbaum said that while she understood the need for revenue, "to impose membership fees that stifle use of our recreation centers for the sake of a negligible boost in revenue -- that's simply unjustifiable".

Dramatically, however, Mamet leads with his strongest – a merciless attack on the pageant of justice and the need for counsels to impose their chosen narrative on a gullible jury.

For example, as light levels increase from darkness, the need for high gain imposed by detecting sparse photons is reduced and visual perception depends less critically on signals traversing the rod bipolar pathway.