Sentence examples for imposed extra costs from inspiring English sources
Similarly, dealing with lots of different national trading practices has imposed extra costs on investors and companies that increasingly want to treat Europe as one market.
The former regulators, who also include Clare Spottiswoode, head of gas regulation from 1993 to 1998, say that Ofgem's own interventions in the way the industry is run have imposed extra costs on it, and have also forced energy suppliers to eliminate some cheaper tariffs.
It can cause long queues in front of machines and impose extra costs to the cellular layouts.
Some of those forced to wait are already in immigration detention, which imposes extra costs on other parts of government.
FOURTEEN states, including Connecticut, still have estate taxes that exceed the federal tax credit, imposing extra costs on their residents.
In India, however, not only does every step require dealing with an inept, corrupt and intrusive bureaucracy, but the democratic system itself also imposes extra costs and delays.
It could consider, for example, whether having a separate administration for each of Oxford's 45 and Cambridge's 27 colleges imposes extra costs.
A series of emergency Brexit measures – including stockpiling and bringing forward temporary factory closures – are expected to impose extra costs on a highly competitive industry.
Governments everywhere now talk of "carbon leakage": the threat that traditional industries generating lots of greenhouse gases, like steelmakers, will move elsewhere if the EU imposes extra costs on emissions.
Potential reductions in work time are currently a major issue in labor-management negotiations; the reduction in work-related time proposed here is one way by which workers can gain added time without imposing extra costs on management.
