Sentence examples for threatened to implement from inspiring English sources

To address the problem of farmers being forced to pledge one third of their crop as security on loans, he threatened to implement legislation capping such crop share guarantees at one quarter.

"Beautiful" is not the word most people of color would use to describe the climate that Trump has created, nor to the policies that he has threatened to implement if elected president.

The week I visited in late July, the conservative national government was threatening to implement a new austerity plan, and unemployment among people under 30 in Spain hit 50 percent, but the city seemed calm.

He used to present a TV show, and now he is threatening to implement some of the most discriminatory foreign and domestic policies this side of the 20th century.

However, there is a series of barriers that threaten to impede implementing successful retrofit projects such as: lack of funding, lack of interoperability, and unstructured decision making.

"Greece is threatening not to implement the reform and consolidation measures that were agreed in return for the large-scale aid programmes," the Bundesbank said.

She threatened to "paralyze" the plan and implement an alternative.  .

The Dodd-Frank Wall Street reform law, enacted a year ago but not fully implemented yet, threatened to introduce unprecedented oversight and regulation.

They complained that a 2010 reform of the IMF giving developing-country members a greater weight is being implemented too slowly, and threatened to withhold the increased financing the IMF has asked for to cope with Europe's needs.

When the government's 1937 budget made no move to implement the dividends, many MLAs revolted openly and threatened to defeat the government in a confidence vote.

During the 1937 Social Credit backbenchers' revolt she sided with the insurgents who threatened to bring down the government unless it took concrete steps to implement social credit.