Sentence examples for which involves imposing from inspiring English sources
Administration officials said the White House had no plans to change its strategy for negotiating with North Korea, which involves imposing strict sanctions on the government and inviting it back to multiparty negotiations only if it agrees to give up its nuclear weapons program.
Mendoza et al. [34] showed that diurnal activity occurs also when 6 short meals are presented at 4 h intervals, a procedure which still involves imposed meal timing.
This involves imposing an explicit set of weights with which to combine diverse outputs into a single index, thereby obviating the need for DEA.
Re-regulation of derivatives involves imposing vastly more transparency on derivative traders and investors, which they are sure to resist, and establishing exchanges or clearinghouses where regulators can monitor trading on an ongoing basis.
Aggressiveness often involves imposing your viewpoints or actions on others.
Updated at 4.24pm BST 2.50pm BST Draghi: Cyprus bailout is not a template for other rescues Draghi stressed that the Cyprus bailout, which involved losses imposed on richer bank depositors, was not a template for future rescues.
Such courts – which often specialise in handling drug or alcohol addiction, domestic abuse and housing cases – involve imposing non-custodial punishments.
In Bayesian models, regularization techniques involve imposing certain prior distributions on the model parameters.
On the eve of tomorrow's FIA world motorsport council meeting in Monaco, Mosley voiced doubts over the effectiveness of the current system which involves stop-go and drive-through penalties imposed by the race stewards.
Applications for up to $250,000 should follow NIH's recently imposed modular grants system, which involves constructing a budget around $25,000 increments.
These findings suggest that PFAA profiling, which involves a relatively simple plasma assay and imposes a low physical burden on subjects, has great potential for improving early detection of lung cancer.
