Sentence examples for which it imposes from inspiring English sources

Another benefit of this technique are the moderate linearity constraints which it imposes on the reader.

My reason for rejecting a principle might be, not so much that it imposes a certain burden on me, but the way in which it imposes that burden and what the principle thus says about me.

In the wake of the huge condemnation that followed May's deadly flotilla raid, Israel partly eased its land blockade on Gaza, which it imposed three years ago after the militant group Hamas seized power of the sandy coastal strip.

Both will now be able to proceed with share buy-backs and increase shareholder dividends if they wish.China said it was lifting a ban on IPOs, which it imposed in October 2012.

Each noun can be classified in terms of the extent to which it intrinsically imposes constraints on the verb response (see Barch et al., 2000).

When Hobbes introduces his story about names in the The Elements of Law he tells us that "A NAME or APPELLATION therefore is the voice of a man, arbitrarily imposed, for a mark to bring to his mind some conception concerning the thing on which it is imposed.

Taiwan, for its part, recently eased restrictions on outbound investments, which it had imposed to limit the transfer of technology to China.

It is easy to turn an aquarium into fish soup, which is what Communism did to the countries on which it was imposed.

The Taliban's puritanical zeal, and the ferocity with which it was imposed, had cost them support.But a psychological boost is not food, or water, or electric power.

But there is no doubt that the Taliban's puritanical zeal, and the ferocity with which it was imposed, had cost them support.

TNP can collect similar sums in 2000 and 2001, after which it can impose a surcharge on customers to recoup the remainder of the plant's stranded cost.