Sentence examples for which could be imposed from inspiring English sources

There will also be crime prevention injunctions, which could be imposed with a lower standard of proof, community protection orders to deal with litter, graffiti, and noise, and a police "direction" power to replace current dispersal powers.

The Alcohol Bill also introduces a requirement for age verification and a new tax which could be imposed on licence holders.

The formaldehyde concentrations determined all along the sampling period did not exceed 15 µg m−3 in indoor air and are largely below the guide value of 30 µg m−3 which could be imposed by the future French legislation.

Time constraints imposed on the study by the medical curriculum meant that the number of questions, which could be imposed in the testing phase were not quite optimal.

The aim of such proposals was to unify the different partners involved in financing health care and to create a unique financing and medical assistance model with shared rules, which could be imposed in the entire country.

Instead, he should claim that a child who is subjected to therapeutic modifications can also conceive of herself in a manner that can ground autonomy, because her therapeutic modifications do not incorporate any sort of value which could be imposed on the 'uncontaminated' pre-natal self.

Nikel suggested that we would reach a "crunch point" if Iran does not respond meaningfully to the EU 3 3 proposals by the end of the year, after which stronger sanctions could be imposed.

McCain, an Arizona Republican, said during a Senate Commerce Committee hearing that he did not know which legislative steps could be imposed on baseball, but he added, "We will have to act some way unless the major league players union acts in the affirmative and rapid fashion".

Based on our findings, we finally sought to assess whether unequal segregation of DMs to daughter cells at mitosis could play a mechanistic role in MYCN gene amplification by generating cell populations with heterogeneous DM copy-numbers on which Darwinian principles could be imposed.

One potential problem with the extradition is that British law bars extradition in which the death penalty could be imposed.

That is one of the virtues of moving to a national gun licensing system in which such a requirement could be imposed.