Sentence examples for measures imposed by from inspiring English sources

It was one of the measures imposed by the creditors to reduce the public-sector deficit.

However, various protectionist measures imposed by local governments still remain, especially in certain strategic sectors of the economy.

Layoffs and other fiscal measures imposed by the big museums simply are not an option for many smaller cultural organizations.

Some will hold the EU and the measures "imposed by Brussels" responsible for the outbreaks of social unrest.

Austerity measures imposed by Fianna Fáil prime minister Brian Cowen were opposed by Green members of the ruling coalition.

Austerity measures imposed by the government led to antigovernment demonstrations in Libreville and Port-Gentil in early 1990.

This is in stark contrast to the current ad-hoc heuristic measures imposed by specific prediction techniques.

And it is the ordinary people who end up paying for their mistakes through harsh austerity measures imposed by the representatives of global capital.

"We have systems in place to ensure we meet and in some cases exceed the measures imposed by Defra, the FSA and the Meat Hygiene Service".

Instead of ensuring safety, the heightened post-9/11 measures imposed by the transportation security administration (TSA) highlight inefficiency, ignorance and a violation of civil liberties.

The figures will fuel concerns that austerity measures imposed by Brussels that force eurozone countries to cut their debts will prolong the recession.