Sentence examples for imposing a target from inspiring English sources
The work and pensions secretary, Iain Duncan Smith, has responded to allegations that jobcentres are operating sanctions targets to drive claimants off the dole queue by saying: "There are no targets, there will be no targets and anybody caught imposing a target will themselves be dealt with".
In the remainder of this section we study a variation on the strict WPMF structure which resolves the difficulty of imposing a target rotation and enables us to make some useful connections with existing composite pulse sequences in NMR.
These saw the UK Government fight hard – and successfully – to block European attempts to impose a target for the proportion of energy that should be generated from renewable sources beyond 2020.
Myers calls Symbian "both an industry cooperative and a business," adding, "our shareholder's agreement imposes a target on licensing profits".
We impose a target rate of 100 Mbit/s, e.g., as required by a multimedia application to be delivered from the living room to the bedroom located in an upper floor.
To select a subset of BC1F1 and BC2F1 lines providing an optimal coverage of donor genome into the recurrent background, we imposed a target length of the introgressed wild segments of 20 cM, an overlapping of adjacent segments for a given LG and the best possible return to the background of the cultivated variety.
With inflation forecast to be two and a half per cent next year, imposing a lower inflation target - as some have suggested - would mean upward pressure on interest rates and risk lower growth and higher unemployment.
Both sides have indicated that a probable deal would impose a budget target and enforcement triggers, like automatic spending cuts, if the target was not met.
He denied imposing such a target was "tokenism".
Already the Climate Change Act imposes a legal target of 80% reductions by 2050.
Instead of acceding to his sensible request, European finance ministers imposed a new target of 5.3 percent.
