Sentence examples for unilaterally introduced from inspiring English sources

Now look at the new voucher, on the right, which was unilaterally introduced by Job Centres in April, following the introduction of a series of welfare reforms.

Health workers unilaterally introduced de facto hospital fees as a result of the economic crisis and declining availability of health service inputs [ 40].

However, whereas the other arguments have been unilaterally introduced by the staff members, Massimo now provides for Dina to articulate an aspect of her experience as an ex post demonstration of the validity of the recommendation.

Mr. Tyler, the head of the airline association, said Europe's decision to unilaterally introduce its system had already pushed the I.C.A.O. to take a more urgent approach.

New Jersey and New York state came under criticism from many health experts for unilaterally introducing a quarantine for medical workers returning from areas affected by Ebola in west Africa.

"Due to changes in the way transactions are settled, it is now much easier for countries to unilaterally introduce certain forms of FTTs," IDS said.

Modelling, published by IPPR last year, suggested that unilaterally introducing a floor price for carbon in Britain will undermine the economic efficiency of the EU Emissions Trading Scheme and could waste up to £1 billion.

David Cameron and George Osborne were warned on Sunday they are in danger of losing credibility on their central agenda for their G8 chairmanship this year if they do not unilaterally introduce greater tax transparency in British dependent territories such as the British Virgin Islands.

We are not pressing the government to unilaterally introduce a ban: but if our argument prevails and the public withholds its support from racing, then the "sport" will wither away and the number of horses in training and at stud – if the industry responds rationally – will reduce in line with declining public interest.

Aavitsland says the escalating case numbers could lead some countries to unilaterally introduce restrictions for travelers from the Middle East.

"Member states should not be prohibited from unilaterally introducing more stringent controls for NPS," Mr Baker argues.