Sentence examples for imposed on the working from inspiring English sources

It is also clear to us, despite assurances by the DWP to the contrary, that the closure of Remploy factories is linked in to the cuts and austerity measures imposed on the working class to pay for the greed of the bankers and financial institutions, who got the world into this mess in the first place.

Dihedral restraints obtained from the reference model were imposed on the working model if the absolute angular deviation fell within a user-defined threshold.

The critic must discover some "unifying strand" in the work, one that is not simply imposed on the work.

Or in what audiences bring to or impose on the work in question?

But there's no feeling coming from him as to how things have to be imposed on the public, especially the working public.

Mr. Ai, 55, had asked the Chaoyang District Court to overturn the city tax office's rejection of his appeal against a $2.38 million tax evasion penalty imposed on the company he works for, Beijing Fake Cultural Development Ltd.

The truth is that the political system imposed on the Iraqis has never worked very well without substantial U.S. involvement; since the Americans left, it hasn't worked at all.

Many American diplomats have also grown deeply frustrated by the constraints imposed on them by working in the new, highly secure embassies that have been constructed around the world over the past decade.

WASHINGTON — A New Jersey-based construction and engineering company has been hit with the largest fines ever imposed on a contractor working in the war zones of Iraq and Afghanistan, after a whistle-blower revealed that the company had been overbilling the government.

Another layer of text, defining a boundary in the context of the work, is imposed on the photograph.

Compared to past work, minimal structure is imposed on the mechanism determining the terms of trade.