Sentence examples for imposing the planned from inspiring English sources

We believe this provides a further reason for ministers to think again about imposing the planned cuts.

Still partly resembling the design of the state orders imposed during the planned economy, cotton production policy is used to ensure the stability of national export revenues at the expense of farm incomes.

The GRTA has the power to finance and operate public transport; it can impose the transport plans it favours, even in defiance of the state Department of Transportation; it can require local governments to finance those plans (under threat of taking away their state money if they refuse); it can veto major projects, such as malls, in the 13 counties the agency covers.

The imposing terminal, planned by Albert Speer to be the hub of the 1,000-year 1,000-year houses Reichees.

But Con Ed officials said conditions that Connecticut regulators imposed last month made the planned acquisition uncertain.

The transfer, viewed as an attempt by the administration to impose the state plan on municipalities more aggressively, was adamantly opposed by the builders' association and the New Jersey State League of Municipalities.

Sarney's approval rating ran high as his government imposed the Cruzado Plan, an anti-inflationary program that included wage and price freezes and further fueled the economy.

Proponents talked excitedly about the "discipline" they hoped the maps would impose — the city-planning equivalent of "Wait till your father gets home!" Sean Reilly, a member of Governor Blanco's statewide recovery authority, told me that New Orleans's obsession with neighborhoods was dangerous in the context of the bigger hurricanes predicted by atmospheric scientists.

Bank of America ultimately called off its plans without imposing the $5 charge, and the rest of the industry followed suit in allowing fee-free use of debit cards.

Unite said it would agree, but on the condition that Ineos would not impose cuts planned for the same period.

The highest annual percentage rate which may be imposed under the plan.