Sentence examples for imposition of policy from inspiring English sources

This suggests that the imposition of policy requirements, per se, is unlikely to induce persistent changes in organizations' networking behaviour.

Other challenges can include the lack of awareness of the global water crisis, coordination, sharing of best practices and political will, as well as the imposition of policy directives and technologies by foreign donors and implementers that can undermine local ownership and responsibility.

So many of the "solutions" for the eurozone crisis either involve the dilution of democracy or the imposition of policies that voters do not like.

It was based on a belief that communities, not governments, are not only best at effecting solutions to problems, but that imposition of policies from above is expensive and artificial.

This was in contrast to the imposition of policies under apartheid.

The international community must back away from the imposition of rigid policy recipes and give the region latitude to experiment.

The businesses, most of them small, that had advertised without incident on News 12 for years -- local retailers and Main Street law firms, auto dealers and medical practices -- suddenly found themselves perplexed at the imposition of a policy that seemed to defend a journalistic principle few understood in the face of the wave of patriotism that seemed to engulf all of America after Sept. 11.

But with the imposition of Radical policies, Hampton took the lead in South Carolina in the fight to restore white supremacy.

Any problems would be dealt with by negotiations between equals rather than through sanctions or the imposition of undemocratic policies.

Canadian supporters of multiculturalism insist that their model amounts to a celebration of diversity, rather than the imposition of political policies.

As we've seen in other developed countries over the past few years, the imposition of austerity policies can easily turn modest recoveries into renewed recessions.