Sentence examples for be imposed on each from inspiring English sources
A transit tax would be imposed on each container, with the sum now being haggled over between the two sides.
JUST below the grand total of my April bill, $575.65, the Fairmount Wyndham Historic Hotel in San Antonio announced: "Bexar County requires that an additional tax of 1.75% be imposed on each hotel charge for the purpose of financing a venue project, consisting of a new sports and community arena approved by the voters of the county on Nov. 2, 1999".
Reasonable velocity constraints should be imposed on each layer; if these are improperly selected, analyst errors will negatively affect the outcome.
Acts of punitive deprivation must be imposed on each convicted offender without the comfort of believing, much less knowing, that the purposes for which the system of punishment was designed and maintained will really be advanced by inflicting a given punishment.
This explanation has been qualitatively confirmed by Monte-Carlo simulations (Fornalski et al. 2011); their analysis also shows sigmoidal behavior as the most likely one when a number of linear phenomena are imposed on each other.
The tournament is also required to satisfy certain balance conditions that are imposed on each pair of players.
Following pesticide amendment, a simulated storm and runoff event equal to three volume additions was imposed on each wetland.
Alternatively there are internet cafes at the camp, often full to capacity so that a 30-minute time limit is imposed on each user.
In this paper, the surface of a component is divided into several regions, and different values of the heat transfer coefficient are imposed on each region.
In Western Union Telegraph Company v. Texas, supra, a specific state tax was imposed on each message sent by an officer of the United States on public business over the lines of the Telegraph Company.
Opposition politicians seized on the letter and used it to suggest that relationships between members of the Coalition Government were becoming fractious over the extent of the budget cuts being imposed on each department.
