Sentence examples for targets imposed on from inspiring English sources

In Varoufakis's leaked negotiating document, he rejects the "unrealistic, self-defeating fiscal targets" imposed on his government by the troika.

Initially, concern among the Rovers support, and perhaps the former chairman John Williams, lay in the decision to dismiss a manager adept at delivering Premier League safety for allegedly refusing to have transfer targets imposed on him.

Abolishing the targets imposed on all areas outside London handed local authorities more power over planning.

But your egalitarian fancy turns into doctrinaire blindness when you express the wish to see restrictive targets imposed on the Member States, supported by sanctions if these targets are not achieved.

By way of explanation, the UN adds: "The emphasis on global targets imposed one-size-fits-all targets for countries, irrespective of countries' diverse starting points, financial resources and capacity".

Targeted sanctions imposed on a number of prominent Russians by the United States and the European Union have alarmed some foreign investors.

Empirical studies of acquisitions consistently find that public company bidders often overpay for targets, imposing significant losses on bidder shareholders.

Everyone wants the best for pupils but the obsessive target-driven culture imposed on schools is stifling learning and pupil engagement".

Zhong, P. et al. Cell-to-cell transmission can overcome multiple donor and target cell barriers imposed on cell-free HIV.

These sanctions included ones imposed on September 1, 2016 explicitly targeting Gazprom.

The strict targets that are apparently imposed on staff mean that 70% of staff feel like they are given disciplinary points unfairly, while 89% believe they are being exploited.