Sentence examples for imposed on how much from inspiring English sources

Currently, limits are imposed on how much money a licensed charity can raise through these lotteries.

Even if Zimbabweans have money in their bank accounts, strict limits have been imposed on how much they can withdraw, leading to long bank queues.

But he has also proposed legislation that would make it significantly easier for the largest companies to merge by raising the current limits that the federal government imposes on how much of the industry can be controlled by a single corporation.

That same appeals court also urged the Federal Communications Commission to reconsider the 35% cap it imposes on how much of the national TV market a single company can reach.

To address this question further, future studies might seek to estimate the degree of observation noise in estimating dynamics, and the theoretical limit that this imposes on how much variance could be explained in neural firing.

Earlier this year the Bank of England imposed limits on how much people could borrow to buy a house, in a bid to tackle increasing debt levels and rising house prices.

Susan Mays, a travel manager for a Fortune 100 company based in Tennessee, said her company recently imposed limits on how much employees can spend on hotels in about four dozen cities and is rigorously enforcing the policy.

In 2014 the government passed the Lobbying Act which imposed restrictions on how much charities and NGOs were able to spend on campaigning in the run up to national elections.

And, with recently imposed limits on how much teams can spend to sign draft picks and international players, a team no longer can trade a prospect and replace him by investing more in the amateur market.

This imposes constraints on how much climate-changing "greenhouse gas"—in particular, carbon dioxide a signatory can emit.

It would obviously be a much more radical step to impose limits on how much parents could spend on private schools.