Sentence examples for impose in effect from inspiring English sources

The Bethlehem Steel Corpora tion said yesterday that it had abandoned for the time being its previously announced plan to impose, in effect, a storage charge on tin‐mill products that were sold but not shipped out of the Bethlehem mills after two months or more.

The Vanguard Group, an asset-management firm, calculates that since 2011 Washington's bickering politicians have imposed, in effect, a $261 billion uncertainty tax that has cost up to 1m new jobs.The financial crisis has worsened the third problem: raising money.

The state would exert leverage by imposing in effect a penalty on drug companies that refused to go along: pharmacists would have to obtain approval from the state before they could dispense to Medicaid recipients any drugs made by companies that balked at the discounts.

At the same time, her contention that critics have condemned the novel by imposing, in effect, the wrong ideology is as provocative as it is problematic.

That opens the way for the government to impose tariffs, in effect forcing the foreigners to charge us more -- and handing American steelmakers unearned profit.

I perceive no reason for this Court to impose what, in effect, is no more than a supervisory rule of practice upon the courts of every State in the Union.

That may sound like a lot--imposing, in effect, a 10 to 12 percent national sales tax--but average Americans would come out ahead.

He added, "We must be vigilant when Congress imposes rules and conditions which in effect insulate its own laws from legitimate judicial challenge".

Another useful feature of kriging is that it considers data redundancy and ensures that close points impose appropriate effect in predicting the target.

MEPs note that the IWC moratorium on all commercial whaling was imposed in 1982, came into effect in 1986, and is still in force.

A stress imposed in April has little effect, while the same stress imposed in June will devastate the colony.