Sentence examples for effect impose from inspiring English sources

Forcing Microsoft to produce a Europe-specific version of Windows without WMP (or any other specific features) would, in effect, impose an inferior product on European consumers.

(The plan described by Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan on this page yesterday would in effect impose cuts on that scale, mainly through reduced cost-of-living adjustments and increased taxes on benefits).

But the drug industry and others who oppose the idea claim it would, in effect, impose government price controls on drugs and reduce the amount of money that pharmaceutical companies have for drug research.

Global warming and urban heat island (UHI) effect impose a dual warming impact on cities, especially compact ones.

Also, the gates close at night, in effect imposing a dusk-to-dawn curfew.

A PSPO in Kettering in effect imposes a curfew on "unsupervised juveniles" under the age of 18 in the town centre after 11pm.

In 2003, he broke with the Bush Administration and co-introduced legislation to reduce carbon emissions, by, in effect, imposing a price on them.

Once income exceeds €100 a month, benefits quickly tail off, in effect imposing a tax rate of 80%.All of this is highly contentious.

As governor, Mr. Christie postponed putting the program into effect, imposed restrictions on the program and delayed it over concerns about what the federal government would do.

China, by engineering an unwarranted trade surplus, is in effect imposing an anti-stimulus on these economies, which they can't offset.

Instead preference will now go only to subscribers to the regular Met season and to patrons, in effect, imposing what the irked "Ring" fans view as a surcharge on the tickets they had a right to buy in the past.