Sentence examples for imposed to work from inspiring English sources

It was revealed that neutron flux levels in the port access areas, the resulting activation of the port materials and the equivalent radiation doses imposed to work personnel after ITER shutdown are strongly dependent on the openings in the port shielding blocks.

"I realize that many conditions need to be imposed to make deregulation work in society".

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Local people have complained the problems were happening despite planning conditions being imposed to prevent work starting until the crossroads near the Crown Pub were upgraded.

" It is long past time for the Congress to lift the restrictions it has imposed and to work with my administration to responsibly and safely close the facility, bringing this chapter of our history to a close".

UN humanitarian monitors could have been imposed to reinforce the work of the weapons inspectors.

He has chosen two imposing people to work with.

The puck slid to Brad Stuart, who was about 20 feet behind Graves and suddenly had an imposing screen to work with.

The Supreme Court is poised to rule on a case that could impose right to work rules on all public employers, decisively weakening unions in workplaces like public schools, one of labor's few remaining strong points.

They are the need for: Agreement on the length of the emergency brake that can be imposed to restrict in-work benefits for EU migrants to the UK.

Agreement on the length of an "emergency brake" that can be imposed to restrict in-work benefits for EU migrants in Britain for up to four years.