Sentence examples for impose a new from inspiring English sources

Both measures impose a new income requirement.

For years, successive governments have spoken of the need to impose a new sales tax.

"Next, the NEC decided, then and there, to select and impose a new candidate.

It should quickly impose a new round of even tougher sanctions on Iran.

He repeated, however, NBC's intention to impose a new standard for tying advertising revenues to ratings.

Canada changed its pricing policies but did not impose a new import tax.

The bill would impose a new "tax on individuals without acceptable health care coverage".

He would impose a new 5percenttaxax on "elective cosmetic medical procedures".

"Russia claims the administrative decision will impose a new standard on member states.

The companies also want the government to scrap plans to impose a new tax on fuel rods.

But be in no doubt: if we can't negotiate, we are ready to impose a new contract".