Sentence examples for which is imposed from inspiring English sources

"He has no power to impose additional punishment on prisoners over and above that which is imposed by the courts.

The temperature distribution is first found, which is imposed thereafter as a thermal load in the elastic problem.

Meanwhile, we design sampling functions adhering to practical constraints on sampling scheme which is imposed by architectures of present image sensor devices.

Land is so valuable that all buildings go up to the 102 foot limit, which is imposed in deference to earthquakes.

We do usually act collectively, but I think on issues like this there are times when people cannot stick to a whip which is imposed".

"This is a simple administrative policy cannot override the statutory obligation to investigate and prosecute crime which is imposed on the Australian Federal Police," it says.

You enter the station to a large booking hall which is imposing.

It's almost certainly better to do what we actually do, which is impose emissions standards on all cars.

The Lib Dem proposal takes the party closer to Labour, which is imposing its "mansion tax" in stages.

So Japan, which is spending heavily for post-tsunami reconstruction, is growing quite fast, while Italy, which is imposing austerity measures, is shrinking almost equally fast.

To divide the G.O.P.: Newt Gingrich criticized Paul Ryan's health-care proposal, saying "I'm against ObamaCare, which is imposing radical change.