Sentence examples for imposed on future from inspiring English sources

In April, the Supreme Court agreed to hear the case, raising some hope that limits might be imposed on future claims.

The accounting rule that has run into a buzz saw of criticism in the state capital, Austin, is intended to encourage politicians to deal ahead of time with the huge obligations they have imposed on future taxpayers.

But the borrowing and debt imposed on future generations will not be very different, at least if the numbers in the Obama administration's own budget document can be trusted.

From April 2015, capital gains tax will be imposed on future gains made by non-residents who sell residential property in the UK.

One advantage of a mortgage subsidy is that it would be a line item in the budget rather than a cost imposed on private-sector banks or a hidden risk imposed on future taxpayers.

The important argument now is over what kind of restrictions to impose on future Congresses.

It would be wrong to impose on future generations a burden they won't be able to pay.

The new effort is an update to an estimate for the awkwardly named "Social Cost of Carbon," a range of costs, stated in dollars per ton, that carbon dioxide emissions are thought to impose on future generations.

Other child rights implications of climate change include the moral challenge posed by the concept of inter-generational justice; asking which risks people who are currently living are allowed to impose on future generations.

"There can be no guarantees imposed on the future use of the building as a bus station, nor on future investment in the building.

More fundamentally, it is a reflection of a divided society, in which many young people are deeply unhappy about the decision that an older cohort of voters has just imposed on their future.