Sentence examples for imposed on communities from inspiring English sources

In comments reported today, Mr Hayes said wind farms could no longer be "imposed on communities".

Meanwhile, a substantial portion of the costs of operating a nuclear plant are imposed on communities.

He was quoted as saying the number of wind turbines in the UK "seems extraordinary", and "we can no longer have wind turbines imposed on communities".

Officials were keen to stress that the new cities would not be imposed on communities and must have local support and full backing from councils.

His ire is raised against the possibility of 4,000 new wind turbines being "allowed to spread" through the country and be "imposed on communities".

Pickles did not make clear today whether referendums would be required under the Tory plans for elected mayors, or whether this model would be imposed on communities.

The purpose of this paper is to discuss the ongoing definitional, measurement and analytic challenges imposed on community-based diabetes researchers examining the experiences and outcomes of home-dwelling adults surviving longer with diabetes and additional comorbid health conditions.

On average, the length of hospital stay was 2.9 times (14 days) longer for patients with an HAI, and additional burdens were imposed on community healthcare services after discharge.

Recognition of the terror those and similar acts impose on communities seems to have been forgotten post-Sept.

"This is a very stressful thing to impose on communities that have already been taxed to the nth degree and feel at the end of their rope".

Local government, law enforcement, community interest groups, industry professionals, patient advocacy groups, and others are either getting together willingly and drafting proactive regulations, or they're forced together once a problem impedes industry or imposes on community.