Sentence examples for imposition of changes from inspiring English sources

The Communication Workers Unionn (CWU) said its members backed by 3-1 a walkout in protest over the "imposition" of changes to working practices as well as pay cuts and job losses.

Lorraine Thomson, Unison branch secretary, said members were continuing their protest against the "imposition" of changes to pay and terms and conditions.

In contrast, the top-down imposition of changes to funding arrangements has affected the economic viability of the service, which has reacted by broadening its funding streams.

Scientists talk about a quality called hysteresis, the strong tendency of a system to cling to its present state, to resist the imposition of change.

The external imposition of change and adaptations (Tsegaye et al. 2013) drives pre-existing tension and distrust between the government and local communities (Rettberg 2010) and political marginalisation.

The union said the vote was prompted by a government deadline of 12 July for firefighters to accept the proposals or face the imposition of the changes.

In addition, whatever harms that are produced by such measures are likely to be less in magnitude than other potential measures that may involve the use of physical force or the imposition of binding changes upon individuals.

Legal experts, however, expect it to go all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court, postponing the imposition of any changes for years and opening the possibility of a higher court throwing out the results of the antitrust trial.

In such activities a common element is the imposition of binding legal changes on particular individuals.

For example, it allows for the imposition of catchment topological changes resulting from land uses such as surface mining.

Since the imposition of names, the constant change in language use, and especially the ongoing implicit shift of meaning in language are all important for a theory of meaning, Bacon demands contextual language analysis.