Sentence examples for imposed food from inspiring English sources
The federal government busted trusts, banned corporate political contributions, imposed food safety regulations and restricted child labor.
The 2003 harvest was anticipated to be so poor that the government imposed food price hikes, which led to protests outside the parliament in early July.
Peru, Uruguay and Costa Rica have cut junk food from public schools since 2012, while Ecuador has imposed food labeling using a traffic light system.
Mr Holden told the Guardian he believes that he and Prince Charles have become victims of the supermarket system's industrial processes and imposed food miles.
Less than two weeks after Iraq imposed food rationing to combat the United Nations trade embargo, President Saddam Hussein's Government announced today that it was cutting up to 50percentt of previous allowances for scarce foods and further restricting daily bread rations, reports here said.
A dozen states have added drug testing requirements to TANF, and Pennsylvania and Michigan both imposed food stamp asset tests in 2012.
About a score of countries have imposed food-price controls of some sort.
Michael Specter on Vandana Shiva, an activist who accuses biotechnology companies such as Monsanto of imposing "food totalitarianism".
By Michael Specter Vandana Shiva accuses multinational corporations such as Monsanto of attempting to impose "food totalitarianism" on the world.
Michael Specter on Vandana Shiva, an activist who accuses biotechnology companies such as Monsanto of imposing "food totalitarianism". Others believe that G.M.O.s are the key to solving world hunger.
Consequentialist thinking is commonplace in political leaders in times of war - one thinks of Churchill imposing food sanctions on starving civilians in Europe or authorising the fire-bombing campaigns in Germany.
