Sentence examples for change being imposed from inspiring English sources

The findings back a call by the NAHT, holding its annual conference in Birmingham this weekend, for a slow down in the pace of change being imposed by government as well as "time out" from Ofsted inspections to give schools time to deal with changes to exams, assessment and curriculum.

They also find that most studies focus on a single component of the Earth system, with generally little attention placed on interactions and feedbacks, and with climate change being imposed.

"We know that was effectively a one-off last year, and we know that was to mitigate the immediate impact of that benefit change being imposed on the Welsh government in a very short space of time - what, for example, is the strategy for next year?

Why and how would change be imposed on the Arabs?

The change was imposed after the American Civil Liberties Union raised questions about whether officers were targeting minorities in their stops.

Dynamic simulations showed that the bed temperature changes slowly when a stepwise change is imposed on one of the parameters.

This methodological problem was resolved in the Maastricht study because the marijuana policy change was imposed without input from those whom it affected.

Because directed change is imposed upon the members of the recipient culture, often quite harshly, the changes it engenders are less likely to be maintained over the long term.

The uncertainty of most aspects of climate change is imposed upon an existing level of high climatic variability in the Western Isles, greatly complicating local habitat and land use scenarios, but rising sea level, possibly the most threatening aspect of climate change, is a certainty.

"If change is imposed, it is not good," our teacher observes.

Additionally, a threshold of a 2-fold change was imposed to examine the effect on reducing the number of false positives detected.