Sentence examples for imposing a system from inspiring English sources

He was also systematic in his relations with his employees, paying a low wage and imposing a system of fines for failings.

Bishop Voderholzer said he would personally meet any of the victims who wanted to speak to him and accused two unnamed former school leaders of imposing a "system of terror".

The government has come under severe pressure from MI5 and MI6 to draw up a law imposing a system of secret courts ever since it was disclosed that the security and intelligence agencies had been involved in the brutal treatment, and knew of the torture, of UK residents and citizens detained by the CIA.

Any notion on imposing a system that would increase transport cost and availability of freight even further would be extremely detrimental to [least developed countries] and SIDS [small island developing states] and severely impact on our economic security while inhibiting growth and development potential", the Cook Islands negotiator said.

Comparing the potential acceleration of electricity price reform with the possibility of imposing a System Benefit Charge (SBC), the author argues that support for a SBC would be much easier to gather among policymakers and stakeholders in a short time and would have a much better policy effect in the current situation.

None of them has occurred as a result of imposing a system or model from without.

Even more intriguing is that, compared to the case without parking choices, all travelers are better off under the optimal parking solution, which cannot be achieved by only imposing a system-optimal dynamic toll.

We decline to impose a system of that sort as a constitutional requirement, however.

In June 2001, the commission imposed a system of price caps in Western states.

"Looking back," Dierker said, "I found that it would be difficult for anybody to impose a system on top of the system that already exists.

It imposed a system that allocates political power according to religious sect, turning a theological difference into a dangerous political divide.