Sentence examples for imposed a one from inspiring English sources

This path was chosen by Mauritius: when introducing a new UI program in 2009, it imposed a one percent contribution rate on employers while, at the same time, reduced their training levy contribution rate by half a percent (the training fund had been grossly underutilized).

But a year after she bought the $350,000 studio, the building imposed a "one dog" rule.

The announcement, before the NHS's 70th birthday next month, will represent the biggest funding boost since Gordon Brown imposed a one percentage point rise in National Insurance to pay for more NHS spending in his 2002 budget, in the face of Tory claims that Labour was slapping a "tax on ordinary families".

On February 12th it imposed a one-year ban on imports of three-wheelers (and of motorbikes).

On Thursday China imposed a one-year ban on ivory carving imports but environmental groups said a domestic trading ban was also needed.

On the day they suspended "Super Girl," the authorities imposed a one-month suspension on a channel in northern Hebei Province after one of its talk shows featured a son's berating of his father.

China has imposed a one-year ban on ivory carving imports that took immediate effect on Thursday amid criticism that its citizens' huge appetite for ivory has fuelled poaching that threatens the existence of African elephants.

In 2008, the parish imposed a one-year moratorium on multifamily units, essentially stopping construction.

In June, the city imposed a one-year moratorium on new licences for cannabis clubs.

And, because of the indictment, the federal government has imposed a one-year suspension on new business with Andersen.

Governor Christie vetoed the bill, saying the issue needed further study, and imposed a one-year moratorium on fracking instead.