"impose the policy" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation where a policy or rule is being enforced or enforced upon someone or a group of people. For example: - The company decided to impose the new dress code policy on all employees. - The government plans to impose stricter regulations on the use of plastic bags. - The teacher imposed a no-cellphone policy in the classroom.
Instead of preserving sovereignty and nurturing democracy, it has created a situation where paymaster nations like Germany seek to impose the policy preferences of German voters on other states without regard to economic circumstances.
Downing Street has refused to confirm that David Cameron is personally in favour of plain packaging for cigarettes, as it emerged that up to 100 MPs could revolt against government moves to impose the policy.
Though the department is not permitted to impose the policy on local officials, Mr. Martinez wanted to make sure that federal law on the matter was clear, an agency spokeswoman, Nancy Segerdahl, said.
When Donald Trump escalated his provocative rhetoric with a proposal to ban Muslims from entering the United States, it was not only condemned as divisive and racist, but also dismissed by many who questioned whether he would have the legal authority as president to impose the policy.
"The 'institutions' are once again attempting to impose the policies that have failed abysmally since 2010, causing huge contraction of GDP, vast unemployment and mass impoverishment.
Besides, a lack of progress in the talks (which could outlast Mr Blair's premiership) would make it harder for him to impose the policies he needs to defend his domestic targets.
President Reagan imposed the policy in 1986.
But the organization never imposed the policy because of pressure from its members.
People who are being imposed on do not like it they resent the policy and the people imposing the policy.
Katharine Birbalsingh, the head of Michaela community school in north-west London who imposed the policy, argued that the children affected were from dysfunctional homes and needed the school's support.
She didn't mention that it's her husband's administration that imposed the policy to separate families, or that the president is falsely blaming Democrats for it.
