Sentence examples for imposing a schedule from inspiring English sources

The city signed a consent order last month imposing a schedule to replace most of the equipment, which it owns, by May 2003.

It tried to impose a schedule composed exclusively of F.I.S. events -- in effect, a coup against the International Snowboard Federation.

The teachers objected to Dr. Hornsby's plan to impose a schedule made up of 90-minute blocks, instead of the traditional 45-minute periods.

In several occupations, a worker's bargaining power is relatively low, and employers impose a schedule on workers.

Hulu still imposes a schedule of sorts on Web viewers, even if that schedule comes with a five-week window of flexibility.

Both work and leisure activities thus impose a schedule constraint on workers, meaning that these activities can only be performed at specific times or within a specified time frame.

It puts a cap on government spending by imposing a strict schedule for eliminating the issuing of deficit-covering bonds by 2003.

Some give a schedule imposing a particular syllabus to the teachers that exactly reads up to which page they have to teach every session.

Whittingdale's plans include using a portion of the licence fee to fund children's programming on other commercial networks and imposing a bar on scheduling the most popular BBC shows, such as The Great British Bake Off, at prime time to create a more level playing field.

Bosses imposed a tight schedule and strict worker discipline to keep up the productive pace.

Justice Gische also imposed a visitation schedule that continued limits on contact between Mr. Giuliani's children and his companion, Judith Nathan, that were imposed last May.