Sentence examples for impose the change from inspiring English sources

In retrospect what is astonishing is the short time he took to impose the change".

A user subroutine, ORIENT, was coded to impose the change of winding angles to each solid element.

Suggestions will be accepted for 60 days, and then the regulators can impose the change without Congressional approval.

We then impose the change in party support in each seat that we recorded in the relevant tier of data – constituency if it's available, sub-UK if that option is there instead, or UK-wide polling – for that constituency.

Regular NHS trusts are likely to have to impose the changes.

The state faces several hurdles, including securing federal permission to impose the changes on Medicaid, a shared state and federal program, and more unusually on Medicare, which is financed entirely by Washington.

The company, whose brands include Corn Flakes, Rice Krispies, Special K and Pringles is thought to use about 50,000 tonnes of palm oil a year, said that it planned to impose the changes by December 2015.

The Health Secretary, Jeremy Hunt, last week issued doctors an ultimatum by warning that they must accept new working hours which cover the weekend or else he will impose the changes unilaterally.

In an ultimatum, Mr Hunt will warn that unless doctors are prepared to negotiate the terms of a new contract within weeks, the Government will impose the changes unilaterally upon them.

Officials from the Departments of Homeland Security and Transportation imposed the change, officials said in the conference call. .

He said the Government had imposed the changes with seemingly little or no input from the legal profession: "Its meant to make the courts self financing and it kind of got sneak in at the end of the coalition government.