Sentence examples for impose the system from inspiring English sources

Even in the Netherlands later attempts to impose the system have failed to limit the rate of wage increase.

Environmental activists have backed the efforts of the European Union to impose the system.

The central controversy in Erastus' life came to a head after he had opposed efforts by Calvinists in the Palatinate to impose the system of church discipline that had been established by John Calvin at Geneva and elsewhere.

Griffin imposed the system that still prevails: making contracts with restaurants, and placing locked, labelled steel containers out back.

The Agriculture Department, which had previously ordered a monitoring and prevention program for all large meat and poultry processors, extended it to smaller plants, and the Food and Drug Administration imposed the system on seafood processors.

For initial adoption, the survival time is the number of years before a firm adopts HACCP after the year the EU markets imposed the system (that is, 1999) (Table 2[a]).

$$\end{documentt} ∑ i = 1 n n i K i = (1 + K ) n. Another way of seeing this is to note that, when equilibrium is imposed, the system becomes identical to n independent copies of the one-site system.

"Some people say that the fund has acted like a Trojan horse to impose the economic system of the West," the senior official said.

In 1806 Napoleon had attempted to impose the "continental system", which forbade the allies of France, and the nations conquered by Napoleon, to trade with Britain and Ireland.

Some fishing companies started law-suits against the government, generally to contest the basic right of the government to impose the IQ system (Keus 1991).

He showed himself sensitive to the Gascon desire for independence and did not attempt to impose the same systems of government that were used in England.