Sentence examples for imposed on existing from inspiring English sources

The same type of analysis is commonly used to determine the effects of increases in property taxes imposed on existing housing and other property.

If existing ISDS clauses can't be removed, then Labor's position is stronger safeguards should be imposed on existing agreements to make it harder for corporations to sue the government.

Westminster sources told the Guardian the peers would suggest the amendments should not be imposed on existing trade union members until progress on cross-party funding changes had been made.

That's too bad for children who didn't ask to be born into big families, and won't help with the immediate arithmetic unless it is retrospectively imposed on existing big families, which are hardly going to shrink.

E-tools and procedures cannot be easily imposed on existing team members.

In Rajasthan, interviews highlighted issues of work burden for data entry personnel, as MCTS data entry was an additional charge imposed on existing staff with other responsibilities.

"Adani is confident the conditions imposed on the existing approval are robust and appropriate once the technicality is addressed," it said.

The load imposed on the existing ventilation system during the generation process, such as loss of ventilation flow rate and increase of electricity consumption, was also investigated.

Reduced emission using LCD approach is imposed on the existing electric power system to develop the model used to evaluate its effect on projected increment in the subregional electricity consumption level.

Since an input force is not imposed on one point, existing problem formulations such as attaching a spring on the node under the input force or constraining the input displacement are not valid for the present problem.

The problem with that is all banks would uniformly need to start fee-based chequeing and impose it on existing customers.