Sentence examples for changes were imposed from inspiring English sources

But then changes were imposed on the auto industry by the Clean Air Act and federal fuel economy standards.

But now the issue is back, pulled to the fore by an economy turning down more sharply than at any other time since the welfare changes were imposed.

For those who had pleaded guilty before the 1996 changes were imposed, the court also restored the right to apply for waivers from deportation.

The difference with all of the above is that none of the changes were imposed on the film-maker by studios, and it remains to be seen whether the same applies to Rogue One.

With little notice, trains bypassed stations, were diverted to other lines or stopped altogether; the route and schedule changes were imposed sometimes for just minutes and at other times for much longer.

All of these parameters were influenced by the intrinsic nature of the watersheds, with some parameters shifting as management changes were imposed on the surrounding agricultural fields.

Larger firms are vexed that changes are imposed with short notice and the punishments for non-compliance can be similar to those for wilful fraud.

"We need to look across the Atlantic to the U.S., and east toward Asia, to ensure changes are imposed sensibly everywhere," Ms. Knight said in a statement.

Accountability, particularly as measured by student test scores, has brought sweeping changes to education and promises more, but many teachers feel the changes are imposed with scant input from classroom-level educators.

At other times, however, policy changes are imposed by a government to achieve the political, social, and economic goals of a single class, of an elite, or of the political leadership itself.

As a result of the changes being imposed by the banking regulators, servicers will have two options: either hire more employees to give the millions of households in default closer attention, or slow the pace of foreclosures.