Sentence examples for imposed on the programme from inspiring English sources

"Films would be flung into the programme without any thought, but that was the theory - that all films deserved to be seen and your judgments should not be shaped for you in advance by hierarchies imposed on the programme," recalls British writer Gilbert Adair, a Cahiers subscriber since he was 16.

But critics of the austerity programme imposed on the eurozone were unconvinced.

All other political parties refused to support its latest instalment of the austerity programme imposed on the Portuguese people.

Our findings suggest that the programme was largely imposed on the community by outside experts - externally designed with limited community participation.

ITV Wales is currently investing in new technology for its own Welsh-language programming and news, which were spared the cuts to regional programmes imposed on the English ITV regions.

Although Iran claims the fourth-largest proven oil reserves in the world, the increasingly rigorous sanctions imposed on the country over its disputed nuclear programme have exacted a significant toll.

Conditions the trust has imposed on the closure also include commitments to broadcasting programmes on BBC1 and BBC2 that appeal to a younger audience, including continuing existing BBC3 programmes.

To be fair, Bush does not bear sole responsibility for the brutal programme of neoliberal restructuring imposed on the continent.

The Iraqi regime had devised the kickback system to bypass the oil-for-food programme that had been imposed on the country by the United Nations to ensure that the country's needy received vital food and medicines.

Such projects are likely to have suffered under international and US sanctions, imposed on the North as a reaction against its nuclear programme and missile tests.

Compounding the reductions already imposed on programmes 2.5.1 and 2.5.3 in the ZRG scenario, provisions under component programmes would be further reduced, with no cut imposed on 2.5.6.