Sentence examples for thus imposed from inspiring English sources

The Greek character thus imposed on literature made it more a preserve of the educated elite.

The court thus imposed a deadline of Nov. 26, at 5 p.m., for a return of ballot counts.

It thus imposed conditions for carrying on the coasting trade in the waters of the State in addition to those prescribed by Congress.

The constraints thus imposed on plasticity at the walls enhance kinematic hardening, which is found to be channel-size dependent for a fixed refined mesh size.

It thus imposed one condition before victims of the Sept. 11 attacks could receive money from the fund: They had to waive their right to sue anyone except the terrorists.

The court, ruling in two Washoe County cases, said it recognized the "evil" that the law intended to prevent, but said the law lacked an "intent element" and thus imposed criminal sanctions on what was otherwise noncriminal activity.

The current system thus imposes "market discipline" on the airports, he said.

"This will entail write-downs of bad assets, thus imposing losses on banks' stakeholders".

A model of computation governs the semantics of the interaction, and thus imposes an execution-time discipline.

Using this model, they abstract, isolate, and simplify, thus imposing a certain order on a theoretical world.

For thus imposing his own ideas of literature on the traditional examination system, he was physically attacked by disgruntled candidates.