Sentence examples for impose additional costs from inspiring English sources
"Because of these choices the US is today moving to impose additional costs on Russia.
Australia's is 29.5%.Third, "implicit protection of services" does indeed impose additional costs.
The White House said that Obama "emphasised that Russia's actions were in violation of Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity and that, in co-ordination with our European partners, we are prepared to impose additional costs on Russia for its actions".
Miliband told delegates at the annual party conference in Manchester that it was fair to impose additional costs on an industry that makes "soaring profits on the back of ill health".
Fruit and vegetable sales have sharply declined, along with sales of what Mr Quick calls "primary proteins"—that is, slabs of meat and fish, which impose additional costs on consumers because they require other ingredients to make a meal.
Critics of cap-and-trade programs say they constitute a new form of taxation because they impose additional costs on electric utilities that are then passed on to customers.
We shouldn't hold interest rates higher than they need to be in order to impose additional cost on borrowers to teach lenders a lesson.
These can both increase medical cost and impose additional cost on patients in the form of time spent in the hospital instead of other alternatives such as work.
The implementation of this code has become challenging since funding for their construction comes from various sources such as the DPWH, the DepEd, LGU officials, District Representatives, or private enterprises.11 Further, the amount of funding also have an impact to the design of the buildings, where accommodation of universal design is perceived to impose additional cost.
26 This study concluded that the implementation of TNFα inhibitors in the treatment of RA would impose additional cost per year on the Danish health care service in the range of €67 million to €188 million for a progressive scenario.
