Sentence examples for imposed a lot from inspiring English sources
IN the area of taxation, Congress has imposed a lot of reporting requirements, sharply reducing the ability of the I.R.S. to streamline the system.
This time around, it was willing to cut Social Security benefits by changing the formula for cost-of-living adjustments, a less terrible idea that would nonetheless have imposed a lot of hardship — and probably have been politically disastrous as well.
"If a ruling came down that said that the standard set in the Betamax case isn't good enough and imposed a lot of new legal tests that a device would have to meet in order to not be infringing, that would add a lot of friction and cost to the development process".
"We imposed a lot of early pressure and scored some tries, but, on the back of that, we couldn't defend and it's frustrating to concede so many points". Castleford: Hardaker, Monaghan, Webster, Shenton, Eden Robertss, Gale; Lynch, McShane, Massey, Millington, McMeeken, Milner.
Tractor driving imposes a lot of physical and mental stress upon the operator.
The complexity of the models imposes a lot of difficulties in analysis, simulation and control designs.
Residents definitely impose a lot of costs, besides the salaries they earn.
"This will impose a lot of pain on Cypriot society, but the outcome will not be that much different".
Trying to mitigate the problem with tariffs will be far less effective, and will impose a lot of collateral damage.
The point is invariably illustrated when a conglomerate takes over an entrepreneurial company and imposes a lot of bureaucratic systems and standards on its simple structure.
