Sentence examples for companies imposed from inspiring English sources

On later recordings their record companies imposed lush, elaborate accompaniments far removed from their original style.

The companies imposed unauthorized charges such as fees for late payments, property inspections and loan modifications, the commission said.

Others, including South Korea, have painful memories of the punitive interest rates and forced restructuring of banks and industrial companies imposed during the East Asian crisis.

In the old days, studios and record companies imposed such poses; now pop critics infer them — but those critics, too often, tend to make the social poses more important than the songs.

The unknown factor: how consumers will react to higher prices, which companies imposed this year to offset inflation.

In the nascence of the secondary market, companies imposed fairly limited restrictions on these types of sales.

Some companies impose other restrictions as well.

Such large companies impose confidentiality upon litigants and their lawyers even where the product is defectively designed or otherwise dangerous.

However, most companies impose an excess (the first part of any claim you'd have to pay) of several hundred pounds or more.

She said that last year in individual investigations the Labor Department uncovered widespread violations by residential construction companies, imposing more than $7 million in fines involving 4,000 workers.

Companies impose a quota system on investigators, requiring that they do so many investigations that they cannot adhere to high standards.