Sentence examples for forced implementation from inspiring English sources

The opinions of the netizens are well founded: the delay only aims to keep away international argument, trade barriers, legal investigation, the reversal of procedures … The cancellation of its forced implementation is true, but the problems to do with this [the Green Dam] has not been solved.

Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett told the Associated Press news agency the city should agree to a rescue plan under the state's program for distressed cities. Pennsylvania's state House of Representatives has already passed a bill that calls for a forced implementation of the plan.

In the letter, an aide noted that an "Oklahoma based health insurance exchange" would "help avoid the forced implementation of a federal exchange run by the Obama administration".

In May 2012, students and teachers in the University of Massachusetts Amherst campus School of Education launched a national campaign challenging the forced implementation of Teacher Performance Assessment.

This spread reflects differences in the models and the individual forcing implementation and also internal variability in decadal to multi-decadal temperature variations.

Along with the League of Women Voters and the City of Chicago, we sued Edgar and state officials to force implementation.

A second case was brought the following year in order to force implementation of the original judgement and to remove all of Zola's works.

"As a Florida taxpayer who does not want my tax dollars going to companies that do business with terrorist regimes, I am more than willing to sue the governor and the state of Florida to force implementation of this law," he said.

Biko Agozino, head of the criminology unit at the University of the West Indies in Trinidad, says a rise in crime can be traced back to the 1980s when "structural adjustment" programmes by the World Bank and the IMF forced the implementation of stringent free markets, aggravating inequalities.

Islam's founder, Prophet Muhammad, demonstrated that Shariah may only be applied if people willingly apply it to themselves--never through forced government implementation.

The result, according to U.S. officials which forced its implementation, "meant the repudiation, at least tacitly, of virtually everything that the Revolutionary Government had done over the previous four years".