Sentence examples for be imposed on very from inspiring English sources

A tax will be imposed on very costly health insurance plans to give an incentive to avoid policies with generous coverage, and payments reduced to certain Medicare plans and to providers such as hospitals.

A temporary tax surcharge was imposed on very high earners.

I was saddened that Mr Justice Saunders did not rule from the beginning that restrictions of a reasonable kind be imposed on reporting and that this very sensitive material should be shown only to the jury, rather than in open court.

But the local media's depiction of the British pair as morally bankrupt and their subsequent letting-off by the Dubai appeal court judge – they will merely be deported – poses the awkward question of how far such moral values can (and should) be imposed on a population that has a very different demographic from that of the leaders who establish and enforce the law.

How about the central bankers who allowed the euro to be imposed on a mix of economies with very little in common and no controlling governmental organization?

The Victorian treasurer, Tim Pallas, said there was "no sensible reason why GST – an unfair tax by its very nature – should be imposed on sanitary products, and it's high time that this was removed".

If truly comprehensive and tough economic sanctions were imposed on Iran now--for the very first time its leaders might very well be forced to negotiate with the West on issues such as its nuclear program and support for Jihadist terrorism.

"We know that was effectively a one-off last year, and we know that was to mitigate the immediate impact of that benefit change being imposed on the Welsh government in a very short space of time - what, for example, is the strategy for next year?

In many of the less-developed countries with authoritarian governments, very extensive controls are imposed on the press, and government-owned newspapers are often the principal sources of political news.

"They were imposed on us by the disparity between the very broad mandate that we originally received to lead the country to peace and the fact that it is hard in the Parliament to formulate a majority in support of the peace process".

In these fixed point theorems, very simple conditions are imposed on the function ϕ.