Sentence examples for imposed policies from inspiring English sources

failed to provide desperately needed foreign exchange when it was most needed; it then imposed policies that worsened the downturn.

Furthermore, it is apparent that foreign ownership advances throughout time because of imposed policies, as well as overall progress of the economy's gross domestic product owing to increased influx of foreign direct investments.

In both countries, the IMF got it wrong, providing alarmingly flawed forecasts of the consequences of the imposed policies.

Not only is McCain mucking around with Americans' most important decisions, he's imposed policies that result in outcomes that, even by his own measures, should be considered disastrous.

Russia and China, for example, have imposed policies that limit the ability of cloud service providers to adequately move data across borders.

But if statutory services don't hold all the answers, there was scepticism about the corporate private sector, and cynicism about markets, privatisation, choice, mega-IT projects and other centrally imposed policy fashions of recent years.

The average Spaniard is unlikely to differentiate between domestically driven and externally imposed policy measures, particularly given the external pressure on Spain to comply with the eurozone's fiscal and economic rules.

As noted by The Seattle Times, the Sisters of Providence healthcare system imposed policy that employees can't discuss the issue with patients, even if asked.

He has the power to impose policies as well as to promote and demote officers.

Some international development banks have been blamed for imposing policies that ultimately destabilize the economies of recipient countries.

The fund, he added, "undermines the democratic process by imposing policies" in return for its emergency cash.