Sentence examples for whether imposing from inspiring English sources
Parliament this week said it would start to investigate whether imposing the sharia is legal under the 1999 constitution.All this leaves President Olusegun Obasanjo, a committed Christian, in an extremely difficult position.
To assess whether imposing MI led to a significant decline in model fit, we compared each restricted model to the respective less restricted model (i.e., weak MI to configural MI, strong MI to weak MI).
Over the next few weeks, Los Angeles will — or should — vigorously debate the question of whether imposing a city minimum wage will help the poor or eliminate jobs, or both.
Whether imposing its territorial claims in the East China Sea (Japan and Korea) and/or South China Sea (Brunei, Malaysia, Philippines, Vietnam, Taiwan, etc.,) Beijing will rouse national honor to camouflage domestic economic and political deficiencies.
"My own definition of hacking," Ms. Milhon said, "is the clever circumvention of imposed limits, whether imposed by your government, your own skills or the laws of physics".
A Joel E. Miller, a Queens tax lawyer, said that mansion taxes, whether imposed by New York or another state, are not deductible on a buyer's federal tax return.
Sanctions have been a major policy tool of the Clinton administration, whether imposed by the United States alone or through the United Nations.
The justices fairly quickly moved to the more general question, that of whether the rule announced in Apprendi applied only to incarceration and execution or also to financial penalties — whether imposed against individuals or corporations.
Yet leaving Chechnya as a place ruled by fear, whether imposed by the army or local bullies, is not a solution either.Can anything better be done to provide Chechnya with legitimate governors?
Data on the distortionary impact of quotas are scant, but these barriers were often very significant in the Argentine context, whether imposed directly or by the quota rationing of foreign exchange (as in the 1940s and early 1950s).
Secondly, although the direct economic impact of disease is relatively small, school closures and prophylactic absenteeism, whether imposed by government or the result of fear of infection in the population, could greatly increase the economic impact.
