Sentence examples for imposed a plan from inspiring English sources

Southern rail drivers are on their third day of strike action after the operator imposed a plan to remove guards from trains.

Massey Energy contends that the agency imposed a plan that made it harder to ventilate the Upper Big Branch mine before an explosion killed 29 men there on April 5.

As part of the dictatorship's so-called National Reorganization Process, Mr. Martínez de Hoz conceived and imposed a plan called Tablita, or little table, to let the peso depreciate steadily against the dollar.

The city has tried to curtail the practice in the past, most recently in 1999 when the Board of Education, under pressure from Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, imposed a plan that sharply increased the number of students in summer school.

Remarkably, a Hamas political leader said last month that the U.S. should impose a plan.

The company has to present a repayment plan to the court, but the court can reject it and impose a plan of its own.

UP NEXT Legislative leaders are still trying to work out a bipartisan compromise to redraw the state's Congressional map and prevent the courts from imposing a plan.

He made an educational mistake in imposing a plan that sounds good but is likely to hurt more children than it helps.

Analysts said that if the county did not begin imposing a plan to balance its budget in the next four weeks, they would consider downgrading its bond ratings.

Each time, lawmakers missed deadlines imposed by state election law and the courts, they passed plans that judges or the federal government rejected, and they resolved the impasse only when a court was hours away from imposing a plan.

If the two sides remain deadlocked as of May 31, the measure proposed by Mr. Cuomo would empower John B. King Jr., the state's education commissioner, to act as an arbitrator and impose a plan by June 1, state officials said.