Sentence examples for imposed programmes from inspiring English sources

We also know that the imposed programmes we have such as the prison system doesn't really work.

Jay Garner, the US general abruptly dismissed as Iraq's first occupation administrator after a month in the job, says he fell out with the Bush circle because he wanted free elections and rejected an imposed programme of privatisation.

However, as the National PHC Development Agency is an agency of the national government, it cannot impose programmes or policies in states and local governments.

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.

Can the EU let that happen, having imposed bailout programmes on other nations and with Podemos (a Syriza-like party) leading in the Spanish polls?

Blame a Tory government that has favoured the suburban middle classes and repeatedly cut services and imposed austerity programmes at the expense of the least well-off.

Portugal's right-wing government is faithfully implementing the troika imposed austerity programme.

This anger, this feeling of being globally bullied, intensified when the troika of the European commission, International Monetary Fund and European Central Bank imposed their programme of austerity.

In some districts, school leaders are imposing bad programmes, and any teacher who speaks against them risks losing their job.

The process has started well, though developing countries are said to worry about rich countries imposing costly programmes on them.Agreeing on technical standards will be difficult enough.

The poor world's debt crisis was used by the IMF and the World Bank to impose Chicago School programmes on countries that had no option but to accept their help.