Sentence examples for a plan imposed from inspiring English sources

And then came busing, which combined every provocation to the neighborhood's character: a plan imposed by outsiders, and bringing scores of outsiders into one of South Boston's bedrock institutions, its schools.

Debord's map depicts a directionless "drift" through the streets of Paris, as if to argue that the city is created through individual experience and collective memory, rather than a rigid plan imposed from above.

The failure of New York City Opera was the result of a "nonsense business plan imposed by the management" and "similar out of control spending".

In Britain, the economy lapsed into a double-dip recession, a result in part of a strict fiscal austerity plan imposed by the conservative government.

Or a cunning Keynesian stimulus plan, imposed by stealth?

James Fontanella-Khan in the Financial Times (subscription) says Britain has gathered enough support to block an EU plan imposing a 40% quota for women on company boards.

The retooled plan imposes an "alternative minimum" tax on a graduated basis, which is calculated according to gross receipts or gross profits, whichever is higher.

The plan imposes a 4 percent property tax increase in each of the next five years while the number of city employees has fallen.

The administration's plan imposes such a charge only after a government rescue occurs.

Earlier in the week, the Cypriot parliament rejected a plan to impose a levy on bank deposits - essentially taking a percentage of bank account balances to help raise the 5.8bn euros it needs.

Ms Merkel and her Finance Minister, Wolfgang Schäuble, denied that they were behind a plan to impose a one-off percentage levy on savings in Cypriot banks.