Sentence examples for because it was imposed from inspiring English sources

Lloyds has spent £1.2bn carving out the branches, effectively the price of rescuing HBOS in 2008 because it was imposed by Brussels during the £20bn bailout of the enlarged bank.

(This fee, which is 3percentt of the wholesale price of the disc or package of discs, is sometimes referred to as the "piracy tax," because it was imposed to cover theoretical financial losses caused by unauthorized copies).

Spokesmen for the group said that there was no further justification for the European ban, because it was imposed on the basis of the 2001 British finding against the group.

When you look at how quickly mobile money was adopted by Ugandans — it became powerful not because it was imposed but because people yearned for it.

Francesco Grassi (President of the Mappano Committee since 2007) said that «The current situation does not work because it was imposed from above.

Because the austerity was harsh and because it was imposed in a country that has no easy ways of recovering because the industry is so weak.

Recently, she got a letter from the board asking her to cut down one of the trees because it was "imposing itself in the parking lot".

We're discovering that style – which is individually determined and therefore adaptable to any budget – is superior to fashion, the cost of which is harder to control because it's imposed top-down.

"Not because it is imposed by us, the United States, but through the talent and ingenuity and aspirations, and the conversations among Cubans from all walks of life so they can decide what the best course is for their prosperity".

The design of the tax is unique, said Adam Briggs and colleagues who wrote the paper, because it is imposed on company profits, not sales as in other countries such as Mexico.

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