Sentence examples for imposing policy from inspiring English sources

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Some international development banks have been blamed for imposing policies that ultimately destabilize the economies of recipient countries.

The fund, he added, "undermines the democratic process by imposing policies" in return for its emergency cash.

But five wise, élite Justices imposing policies on us from the bench is not the constitutional democracy that the Framers gave us".

Nobel economics laureate Joseph Stiglitz criticised the chancellor on the sidelines of the conference for imposing policies that have led to high unemployment and slow growth.

"If the Republicans don't adapt and the Democrats become the dominant party, the government is going to start imposing policies on the Southern states," said David A. Bositis, a senior research associate at the Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies.

Salmond said the UK government's decision to part-privatise Royal Mail, earning the Treasury £2bn in October 2013, was a clear case of ministers in London imposing policies that had been rejected by Scottish voters.

The only way to keep UKIP out of Scotland would be to vote for the SNP, said Scotland's deputy first minister, and that independence would mean the end of "Tory prime minister imposing policies like the bedroom tax".

The IMF is imposing policies in developing countries we wouldn't accept in the U.S. - when we have a recession, our government spends money to help the economy recover, as we did in President Obama's stimulus package.

Under the ANC's culture of consensus, no leader can impose policy without building widespread support.

It now aims to impose policy prescriptions only when absolutely critical to a programme's success.