Sentence examples for decisions imposed from inspiring English sources

The first of such pictures to appear was Roberto Rossellini's Open City (1945), an antifascist film showing the brutal decisions imposed on the Italians by the Nazi occupation.

I believe we have demonstrated that the coalition can work effectively in taking the tough decisions imposed by economic circumstances while pursuing a radical reform agenda".

In contrast to top-down decisions imposed on organizations, often motivated solely by management concerns or external guidelines, DDDM refers to the collection, analysis, and interpretation of agency data to objectively inform improvements in policy and practice (Mandinach 2012).

Taxonomies are human decisions imposed upon nature – theories about the causes of nature's order [ 14].

Lack of disease state education results in patients ill equipped to cope with the critical decisions imposed by late-stage CKD and leaves patients prone to complications of the disease.

He added that Congress's failure to modify the law after more recent decisions imposing that heightened standard was evidence that it had "actively acquiesced" in the interpretation.

Microsoft by contrast "allows free interpretation of scripture, demands difficult personal decisions, imposes a subtle hermeneutics upon the user, and takes for granted the idea that not all can achieve salvation".

Desirable and justifiable as this may be, such decisions impose one spatial configuration rather than another onto citizens who move through to the cities.

On the other hand, numerous court decisions impose a duty of reasonable care (negligence standard) on employers to provide a safe workplace.

Prosecutors and analysts have complained that the decision imposed a crushing burden on them.

The administration, arguing that the decision imposed an intolerable burden, asked the three judges to reconsider the case.