Sentence examples for which imposes relatively from inspiring English sources

Ministers cite Polish law which imposes relatively long sentences on minor offences such as bike theft.

By contrast, Japan, which imposes relatively low taxes on older workers' earnings, has one of the world's highest employment rates among the over-60s.Protection can also breed dependency.

The resulting dynamic gain of the 8×8 kernels is therefore relatively higher, which imposes an intermediate rescaling after the row-wise 1-D transform stage, in order to make its computation possible with 16-bit integer arithmetic.

Conventional laminated glass has a relatively low post-fracture strength and stiffness, which imposes several constraints on the structural use of glass in buildings.

Man is born into society, which imposes restraints on him.

However, our study had a low number of participants, which imposes caution in interpretation.

Idaho also imposes relatively few restrictions on gun purchases.

OVERVIEW 2. (S) Structurally, the UAE is a relatively open economy with the most vibrant financial sector in the Gulf; its federal structure also gives much economic autonomy to the various emirates, which impose varying levels of regulation and due diligence on economic activity.

Aaditya Mattoo, of the World Bank, points out that because trade barriers in Asia are already relatively low, the benefit of a small further reduction in barriers in one market is tiny.Bilateral deals come laden with complicated rules about where products originate rules which impose substantial costs of labelling and certification on firms.

In January 2014, President Obama issued Presidential Policy Directive 28 (PPD-28), which imposed various limitations on electronic surveillance.

EST numbers in different tissues are of high variance, which imposed further difficulties in this analysis.