Sentence examples for we might impose from inspiring English sources

The effort to institute justice is one of several restrictions that we might impose on tyrannicide.

Imogen Wall, freelance consultant, @imogenwall, London, UK BBC Media Action works in 26 countries, has hundreds of media and capacity- building partnerships and reaches more than 200 million people – so the concern that we might impose on media in developing countries is obviously one we worry about.

Perhaps there are further metaphysical desiderata that we might impose on the interpretations.

There are several requirements that we might impose on an estimator function.

For one, we might impose other criteria than merely the unbiasedness on the estimation of the proximity to the truth, and this will lead to different expressions for the approximation.

Or we might impose travel restrictions or quarantine only on those who are at greater risk of contracting or spreading the virus.

We would need to determine the variables, both biotic and abiotic, that might impose selection on the populations.

Some, like Britain, might impose carbon taxes.

If they did have coverage, insurance companies might impose an arbitrary limit.

Most obviously, they might impose greater scrutiny on greedy board members.

Bankers fear new regulations might impose stricter provisioning requirements for their doubtful loans.