Sentence examples for imposed an extra from inspiring English sources

Mr. Akinmusire imposed an extra condition for himself.

In 1996 the government imposed an extra tariff of 5%.

It has drafted some children and imposed an extra 8% "tax" on civil servants' salaries.

First it tightened India's anti-dumping procedures; then, in the budget in June, the finance minister, Yashwant Sinha, imposed an extra tariff of 4%.

The government imposed an extra layer of approvals for travel into the delta, effectively requiring that all foreigners be accompanied by government officials.

It is interesting that by contrast White never finally broke with Australia, even though it imposed an extra layer of post-colonial mercantile crudity on him, never understood him, and evoked his bile.

But it imposes an extra layer of scrutiny.

Some surviving small airports surrender their aesthetic advantages by imposing an extra surcharge on departing passengers.

It damages tourism and imposes an extra cost on foreign investors.Kidnapping grabs the most headlines.

The AC system imposes an extra load to the vehicle's engine increasing the vehicle fuel consumption and emissions.

The airline has previously said it would impose an extra levy on passengers who weigh considerably more than average.