Sentence examples for example imposed a from inspiring English sources

Thailand, for example, imposed a tax on foreign capital inflows into its stockmarket in 2006 but saw the market plunge and quickly reversed the decision.

The State Department's Bureau of Consular Affairs, for example, imposed a 2-month clearance of all Russian participants--twice as long as it took last year--for an October workshop on dangerous pathogens held at the Sandia National Laboratories Cooperative Monitoring Centerr in Albuquerque.

A New York Hotel, for example, imposed a $500 fine on any guest who posted a negative online review.

Both countries had long ago instituted beef safeguards, for example imposing a halt in 1997 to feeding cattle with meat and bone meal from other cattle.

Creasy's campaign calls on the government to cap interest, as is the practice in other European countries – France, for example, imposes a maximum of 21.63%; Germany 16.4%.

Ethiopia, for example, imposes a 100% duty on imports of solar products, while Malawi charges a 47.5% tax on LED lighting systems.

McGill's Sustainability Projects Fund, for example, imposes a student fee of 50 Canadian cents per credit that is matched by the university.

Lawmakers could, for example, impose a strict definition of what qualifies as an emergency, taking away presidential flexibility to deal with unforeseen circumstances.

It can, for example, impose a tax to raise the price of cigarettes and give the Food and Drug Administration broad authority to regulate nicotine as a drug.

The fund industry is now talking about imposing penalties on rapid traders by, for example, imposing a 2percentt fee, to be paid into the fund, on any investor who gets into and out of a fund within five days.

A law in Georgia, for example, imposes a 5% fee on non-citizens transferring money abroad; in Virginia, state workers are now required to verify the legal status of anyone applying for social benefits.