Sentence examples for been forced to implement from inspiring English sources

Others have mysteriously lost their alcohol licences, or been forced to implement mixed-gender "couples only" policies.

The letter says Ethiopian government workers, whose salaries are paid for through the PBS programme, have been forced to implement villagisation.

Even so, the £300,000 pledged by the Labour council is a bold move at a time when the city has been forced to implement £50m of cuts.

Earlier this month she told the parliamentary energy and climate change committee the new government had been forced to implement urgent measures to address an overspend in subsidies to protect bill payers from rising costs.

Bin Laden had been forced to implement a charm offensive after the Taliban expelled his previous protectors in the autumn of 1996, and over the years financial help and the military assistance provided by his Chechen, Arab, Pakistani and Uzbekistani recruits led to the formation of elite units attached mainly to the Pashtun Taliban forces, consolidating links.

Athens may be guaranteed a summer free of drama, but with a second more difficult review in the offing there is growing consent that it is poised for a potentially explosive autumn as Greeks begin to feel the full extent of the savage cuts and tax hikes Tsipras's leftist-led coalition has been forced to implement in return for the loans.

In one notable incident, the government was forced to implement democratic reforms in exchange for tax revenues from Somaliland's main port.

"We are forced to implement because Local 1 will not pursue meaningful change," Charlotte St . Martin the executive director of the League of American Theaters and Producers, said in a statement.

Hanson-Young indicated she did not regard such incidents as the fault of the navy or customs but rather the "cruel" policies they were forced to implement.

"Once the public owns this problem and pushes for it," she says, "then the government would be forced to implement the strategy in full".

There are also fears that Madrid may be forced to implement costly measures to recapitalize the banking sector, which would push debt higher.