Sentence examples for imposed on individual from inspiring English sources
But in 1968, a 10percentt surcharge was imposed on individual and corporate income taxes.
Such an invested fund would also save millions in administrative costs as compared with the cumulative fees imposed on individual accounts, raising effective returns to retirees.
Athens could now deal with Euboea, and inscriptions have preserved the terms of the firm settlement imposed on individual communities there.
Because they complained that their taxes were higher than those imposed on individual houses, the Legislature gave individual co-op and condo owners an abatement of 17.5 to 25percentt off their tax bills.
In 1952 a limit of 200 acres (80 hectares) was imposed on individual ownership of land, and this was lowered to 100 acres (40 hectares) in 1961 and to 50 acres (20 hectares) in 1969.
Orders imposed on individual suspects by the home secretary can include home curfews of up to 16 hours a day, a ban on travelling abroad, the approval of all visitors by the Home Office, monitoring of all phone calls, and bans on using the internet and mobile phones.
M.W.: Just to clarify, by "socially initiated coping strategies" I meant those imposed on individuals, not those offered for voluntary choice by individuals (savings plans, Weight Watchers, etc).
In its recent report, the President's Council on Bioethics said, "Written 'choices' are imposed on individuals who are no longer free to change their minds".
These committees can raise money far in excess of the $2,300 limit imposed on individuals giving to Mr. McCain's presidential campaign.
