Sentence examples for imposing a break from inspiring English sources

In case it were not clear enough that creditors are imposing a break with the past, the memorandum specifies that "changes to labour market policies should not involve a return to past policy settings which are not compatible with the goals of promoting sustainable and inclusive growth".

The Nazi period imposed a break in development, but after World War II the liberal weekly Die Zeit and a number of literary journals, such as Westermanns Monatshefte, Neue deutsche Hefte, and Akzente, appeared.

The U.S. cannot impose a break with Iran.

Saudi Arabia and the UAE have rejected U.S. arbitration, along with Egypt and Bahrain, who had joined them in breaking relations and imposing a blockade of Qatar.

Washington responded by breaking diplomatic ties and imposing a trade embargo.

Neither seems a good reason for asking the taxpayer to cough up.What about the unfortunate example that breaking a contract, or imposing a tax would set?

Thus the evolutionary perspective imposes a much greater break with the rationality-based perspective than many social theorists appreciate.

For example, shorten the meetings by restricting them to only 15-30 minutes long or impose a 10 minute break to give yourself time to relax.

Interspersed with more atmospheric inked, painted and bleached passages, they also impose a sort of interruption, breaking up the field like the stuttering streaks of a poor television signal.

Furthermore, Zivot Andrews test imposes a one time structural break in a time series; however recent studies showed that not counting for other true structural breaks may bias the results and may cause a spurious rejection of the unit root null hypothesis.

Poor sales have led the automaker to initiate layoffs, and impose an extended summer break on its employees in order to manage inventory.