Sentence examples for imposed costs from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gardner suggested that stricter environmental regulations imposed costs that drove many smaller retailers out of business.

School officials have been complaining about these imposed costs for years, but their protests are now resonating with parents and voters seeking ways to cut school spending.

The group said that by making power companies pay for their carbon dioxide emissions, the program imposed costs that the companies then passed on to consumers.

The standard rejected by Mr. Obama would have thrown hundreds of counties out of compliance with air quality regulations and imposed costs of $19 billion to $25 billion, according to E.P.A. estimates.

Controls imposed costs that businessmen were prepared to pay bribes to avoid: in Nigeria, getting a licence to do more or less anything productive has for decades been conditional on handing over large amounts of cash.

World-wide costs are much larger.So far every attempt to curb spam has also imposed costs, in terms of lost convenience or added expense, which most people are not yet willing to pay.

Reduction in imposed cost on transmission network (produced by GenCos).

Informality imposes costs.

"It's easy to think, How do we impose costs?

A more fundamental challenge is that renewable generators also impose costs on the wider electricity grid.

There is a commonly accepted strategy for dealing with activities that impose costs on society.