Sentence examples for the process of imposing a from inspiring English sources

Jeremy Hunt, Health Secretary, is in the process of imposing a new contract on junior doctors which the majority appear to oppose.

The Department for Education said Birmingham City Council had already started the process of imposing an interim executive board at Saltley.

This completed the process of imposing the Mongol yoke on northern Russia.

In northeastern Zambia, too, the process of imposing colonial rule came later, but in the end it was swifter and less violent than it had been to the south or east.

In the process of imposing perfectly rational economic pain, something else is revealed.

Current Australian mental health legislation appears to focus on the process of imposing CTOs, with little accountability for what workers, services and patients do during the CTO period.

The reason why writers such as Karl Polanyi saw the enclosure of the commons as "a revolution of the rich against the poor" is because enclosing commons was a process of imposing a designation on land from a position of power on a resource that had become a communal space over long periods of local use.

Based on prior art results, the algorithm uses the location of the critical point and the value of the critical frequency of the process to impose a user specified robustness on the closed loop.

But the violence is also part of the broader malaise affecting all Iraqi provinces, including some of the major Shia ones, as Prime Minister Nouri Maliki seeks to tighten his own political control and power, and in the process to impose a highly centralised system of control, which most provinces are beginning to resent.

Celtic endured moments of hesitation early in the campaign as Deila adapted to his surroundings but also began the painstaking process of imposing his strategy on a group of players who were used to operating to different values.

Under the accord yesterday, Europe will not begin the possibly long process of imposing sanctions until at least Nov. 1, extending by one month the date originally set by the trade organization.