Sentence examples for imposed changes from inspiring English sources

Junior doctors are voting on taking strike action over imposed changes to their contracts.

She added: "The fact that teachers are prepared to take strike action is an indication of the strength of feeling and anger about the government's imposed changes.

But Turkey did so to aid its application to join the European Union, leaving Mrs. Eraslan uneasy with what she called "imposed changes".

They have had to manage many externally imposed changes over the years and most work hard to do what it required of them.

"Low wages, the stress of working under imposed changes and the distress of cutting corners on passenger service have pushed them to this point.

They generally accepted technological changes that improved their economic position and resisted externally imposed changes that affected their traditional social life.

Nef is not calling for sudden or imposed change, but for a slow shift across the course of a decade or more.

This confuses Hayek's opposition to imposed change with opposition to all change.

That makes it harder to impose changes.

Regulators have therefore wanted to impose changes they think would prevent such runs.

Rather than impose changes on Google, he has been seeking a settlement.