Sentence examples for compulsory imposition from inspiring English sources
But the compulsory imposition of the law had created a delightfully unintended consequence: in Iran, women's dress was now more revealing than men's.
It commits the party to pooling health and social work budgets within NHS-run primary care trusts - although in England the Conservatives say they will impose a four-year moratorium on care trusts and oppose the compulsory imposition of care trust status.
Taxation, imposition of compulsory levies on individuals or entities by governments.
It was during Edward's reign that Protestantism was established for the first time in England with reforms that included the abolition of clerical celibacy and the Mass and the imposition of compulsory services in English.
In the second, the imposition of a compulsory wages and prices freeze – the first in our history – may endanger the whole experiment of running a mixed economy which is neither wholly planned nor wholly dependent on market forces.
The Law Society and solicitor-advocates have made a late bid to derail the scheme, saying there is not enough evidence to back up the imposition of a compulsory scheme on this scale, and that they have continuing concerns about discrimination.
"War Communism" entailed four sets of measures: (1) the nationalization of all the means of production and transportation, (2) the abolition of money and its replacement by barter tokens as well as free goods and services, (3) the imposition on the national economy of a single plan, and (4) the introduction of compulsory labour.
He added: "The imposition of a condition on the entitlement to benefit that a person undertakes certain work-related activity does not require a person to perform forced or compulsory labour.
Compulsory sterilisation?
