Sentence examples for being forced to implement from inspiring English sources

He even received death threats after being forced to implement two giant layoffs.

Municipalities suffered most, being forced to implement taxes, including the alcaba del viento (lit. "wind tax"), which was imposed on foreign suppliers.

I'm sure you're already well aware of why that is; losing all your money and being forced to implement severe financial cuts isn't the best way for a government to please its public.

You're probably already well aware of why that is losing all your money and being forced to implement severe financial cuts isn't the best way for a government to please its public.

The best known was Carmen Fariña, a career New York City teacher and school administrator who was continually embarrassed by her lack of influence and being forced to implement policies that ran counter to the student and teacher friendly programs she initiated during a lifetime in the schools.

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.

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

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.

"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.