Sentence examples for a policy imposed from inspiring English sources

His progress at Schalke and Werder Bremen was part of a  policy imposed by the German  federation upon the Bundesliga.

The Spanish military expeditions to Sardinia (1717) and Sicily (1718) that led to war with the Quadruple Alliance (Great Britain, France, Austria, and the United Provinces), which he regarded as premature, resulted from a policy imposed on him by the queen.

"We were the only movie theater in New York City not given first-run movies for some seven years (injustice), a policy imposed on us to close us down.

A new policy imposed Oct. 1 by the state Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services reduced or denied food stamps benefits to hundreds of U.S.-born children of undocumented immigrants.

The former Indiana University coach Bob Knight will be inducted into the university's athletics hall of fame nearly a decade after he was fired for violating a zero-tolerance policy imposed by Myles Brand, the college's president at the time.

The new standard replaces a more restrictive policy imposed by the Bush administration.

Q2: Did the requirement to explicitly choose a health insurance policy imposed by the Dutch government in the context of the 2006 reform cause consumers to have less status quo bias with regard to future reforms of health insurance?

Therefore, the requirement to specifically choose a health insurance policy imposed by the Dutch government in the context of the 2006 reform may well have been effective in reducing status quo bias, potentially facilitating future reforms of health insurance.

Conclusion 4: The answer to question Q2 is that the requirement to explicitly choose a health insurance policy imposed by the Dutch government in the context of the 2006 reform may well have served to reduce status quo bias with regard to future reforms, without however eliminating group-specific differences.

Responsibility for the swelling population of seniors has fallen on a shrinking group of workers, the result of the government's one-child policy imposed a generation ago.

He noted that the policy imposed a "one-size-fits-all" punishment, even if an offense was decades old and had not been repeated.