Sentence examples for imposed to put from inspiring English sources

The public value would be improved, she added, if the BBC met the conditions imposed to put more programming on BBC1 and BBC2 for young people and run the online and TV services in parallel.

In the Netherlands, several laws have been adopted in the last decade to impose employers to put more effort to prevent prolonged sick-leave and occupational disability of their employees as well as to stimulate economically inactive people with chronic illness or functional disabilities to join the labour market.

In a statement on the website of Exit International, which he founded, Nitschke wrote: "I have agreed to these conditions being imposed in order to put an end to this matter with the Medical Board".

As priests see one bishop after another imposed from above to put in place policies without input from the clergy or the laity, they become resigned, disgusted and just plain tired.

Rivals are taking a similar tack.Intel recently imposed a reorganization to put its chip knowledge to work in health care.

As a creator of these characters I have a strong mental image of them, but I don't want to put impose my thoughts because other people's mental images are just as valid as mine.

He added that the banking industry should not wait for changes to be imposed, but should "begin immediately to put its house in order".

Many civilians were reported killed during the army clampdown.The army wayAbdurrahman Wahid, Indonesia's president, rejected demands by the army to impose martial law in Aceh to put down a separatist movement.

They are to impose silence on him and to put Thomas de Rossy, provided to the bishopric by Clement VII and duly consecrated, into peaceful possession.

President Obama is loath to put the US out front, imposing its will on the world.

The ISA, though less wide-ranging than an emergency decree, allows the government to impose curfews, put up security checkpoints and restrict protesters when the need arises.