Sentence examples for which can be imposed from inspiring English sources
N.F.L. officials said a fine was still possible, but reiterated that there would be no suspension, which can be imposed against players convicted of various offenses.
Soliciting votes for a prepackaged bankruptcy, which can be imposed upon holdout creditors, alongside the exchange offer is meant to serve as a cudgel to recalcitrant bondholders.
Unlike defendants in most states with capital punishment, people in New York who plead guilty to murder charges automatically avoid the death penalty, which can be imposed only after a trial.
Our hours are unsociable as we already work a 24/7 emergency rota and will do for the duration of our Junior Doctor careers, but we are currently safeguarded against being exploited by our trusts by the current financial penalties which can be imposed on our trusts if our hours exceed those in our contract.
For nanostructure growth, however, the nucleus expands by uni-directional growth which can be imposed by different mechanisms.
We examine the nature of boundary conditions which can be imposed at the inflow and outflow boundaries in order to yield a well-posed problem.
In such cases, the time over which TPIMs can be imposed on someone is – as it is currently for control orders – potentially endless.
Banks must be required to have a financing and legal structure within which losses can be imposed while also allowing for an orderly wind-down of the business.
"Everyone involved in this year's Olympics, especially the IOC, should be pressing China to reveal the extent of its use of the death penalty, to reduce the 60-plus crimes for which it can be imposed and to move toward abolition".
The two constituent parts of the configuration model are the component model and a set of corresponding functional architectures defining which requirements can be imposed on the product.
It provides us a means by which order can be imposed on the complexity of such variables (Jharkharia and Shankar 2005; Mandal and Deshmukh 1994).
