Sentence examples for imposed system from inspiring English sources

Pardew was possibly one of the few managers who understood and worked well in the imposed system at Newcastle.

The health minister at the time, Simon Burns, said: "The nationally imposed system is neither necessary nor appropriate to deliver this.

Health minister Simon Burns, who is responsible for the NHS, said recently: "The nationally imposed system is neither necessary nor appropriate to deliver this.

That changed in March, when MSF Head of Mission Marie Elisabeth Ingres publically declared the newly imposed system unfair and inhumane.

There would be no hint of an imposed system (they were not presented according to any categorical order), yet at the same time there would be encyclopedic compass.

Remarkably, however, it concluded that the existing patchwork of local provision was too generous and needed to be replaced by a centrally imposed system of workhouses where living conditions were sufficiently unpleasant that no one save the destitute would want to live there.

They represent human made structures and imposed systems (such as agriculture) and their relationship to the surrounding context, be it open landscape or urban.

But he never descends to easy platitudes about brotherhood, especially of a political kind: Carla and Maxwell must work out their destiny for themselves, without help from imposed systems.

The imposed systems and methods measure the wrong things, give the greatest guilt feelings and the lowest participation.

The US regulatory requirements for exchanges and certain ATS impose system requirements regarding capacity, integrity, resiliency, security, and compliance.

Kemp is temperamentally in sympathy with Leonardo's urge to impose system and order upon the contingent disorder of nature observed.