Sentence examples for imposed a small from inspiring English sources

It required all residents to buy health insurance or suffer financial penalties, subsidized those unable to afford it, imposed a small fee on businesses that failed to provide employee coverage and set up a marketplace where people can buy portable insurance with pretax dollars.

Pilot programs initiated in California in 2011 imposed a small fee on post-judgment motions to fund civil counsel in several superior courts.

The history of Woolmark is long and legendary, but in brief, it is the result of a 1936 decision which imposed a small tax on wool producers in exchange for promotion and research.

We imposed a small gap between the test target and surround because past research [ 10] has shown this gap is necessary to achieve a band-pass shape to the curve.

The temperature of the second encountered pre-annealing roll (PR) imposed a smaller effect on the structure.

True, it imposes a (small) haircut.

But going to town to buy it imposes a small cost: a half-hour walk, say, or a bus ticket.

Such systematic annual reduction increases the safety factor for the lender by imposing a small annual burden rather than a single, large, final obligation.

The biggest potential reductions in spam may come from some more radical ideas, like imposing a small fee, like a postage stamp, for sending e-mail.

Trading is largely electronic, so it could be deducted at source, and the UK already imposes a small stamp duty on share transactions.

BT, which has spent £2 billion on sports rights, has said it will impose a "small charge" for European Champions Leaguee football next year, after snatching the rights from Sky in a £900 million move.