Sentence examples for changes have been imposed from inspiring English sources

This in itself has led to low morale, but magistrates are also unhappy that the most complex work is sometimes taken by district judges and that changes have been imposed on them.

Whenever change has been imposed, it has failed.

This gives some cause for concern when you recognise the multiple changes that have been imposed on the management of schools over the past 15 years - in practice, three generations of secondary-school pupils.

Where organisational change initiatives have been imposed on routine practice, greater collaboration has been achieved.

Because no definite climate change mitigation policies such as carbon regulations have been imposed in Indonesia, an assumption must be made considering the disposability of CO2 emissions as undesirable outputs and not a free activity.

The crippling sanctions that should have been imposed back in 2005 are yet to be imposed.

Deadlines have been imposed and proved meaningless.

No other injunctions have been imposed.

There was no change to the political sanctions which 14 governments of the Union have been imposing against the 15th, Austria, since February.

Change, when it has come, has been imposed against maximum resistance, whether it was the A.C.L.U.'s forcing Southern schools to desegregate their teams, or Title IX, the legislation that revolutionized women's sports.

A curfew has been imposed.