Sentence examples for be imposed by managers from inspiring English sources

Although some other unilateral wage cuts will be imposed by managers from April 1st, JAL still has eight more unions to deal with and darkening skies lie ahead.

The union claims that jobs are being lost, pay cut and services reduced under cost-saving measures being imposed by managers.

All sampling was done in the workers' residential camps and not in the workplaces, to avoid interference and/or restrictions on participation that might be imposed by employers and managers.

First, the frame can be imposed by some outside person or force, or else it can be developed by the manager him- or herself.

However, differences may also be imposed by the immortalization procedure.

It says restrictions are being imposed by local health managers to save money.

At the end of the match, an unpopular 10 p.m. curfew that was imposed by the replacement manager was repealed.

Import barriers were imposed by the dozen.

Fund managers including Standard Life, Aviva and New Star either imposed a six-month delay or closed their doors to withdrawals, while similar restrictions were imposed by M&G, Scottish Widows and Scottish Equitable.

This duty is imposed by law without regard to contract.

That's imposed by some kind of original order.