Sentence examples for imposed issue from inspiring English sources

The mandatory notification of each abortion is viewed by most farmers as an externally imposed tool for an externally imposed issue (the need to detect a brucellosis outbreak early) that they are not actually worried about [ 41].

The catastrophe goes back to the moment when the Muslim Brotherhood and the Salafists maliciously imposed the issue of "identity" on the people's revolution.

But since EU rules require a unanimous decision from the Council before sanctions can be imposed, the issue is likely to stall there.

This methodology will cover requirement analysis including imposed security issues, system design, and implementation of such systems.

The Obama Administration, is under a court imposed settlement to issue these standards, which they have violated; they have issued and then withdrawn draft rules for new power plants after strong pushback from the power sector; and EPA is about to get sued by environmental groups for violating the settlement.

The Taliban have ruled civilian life in Charmang, imposing taxes, issuing permits for businesses and handing out their form of justice.

Security objectives are expressed by security services taking into account that security and privacy can impose contradicting issues.

The dc grid is often configured by cable interconnections between converter stations, thus imposing resonance issues affecting harmonic interaction in the system.

Alternative diagnoses may impose many issues, of which 'greedy interpretation' may be particularly challenging.

Social media was suspended and a moratorium imposed on the issuing of visas to foreign journalists.

"This all started out over anger about the new fees that were being imposed, but the issues have expanded to the style of governance and the lack of negotiation".