Sentence examples for imposed on old from inspiring English sources

This tax will be imposed on old businesses; new businesses (after one year); bankrupt companies; companies that made no profits; companies with small margins; companies with big margins all treated the same.

Those of us old enough recall the stringent requirements imposed on older applicants for private health insurance.

However, no age restrictions were imposed on older mothers, fathers of under five or opinion leaders who participated in the FGDs.

But disrupted transportation and the challenges that winter weather can impose on older people are no joke.

They hope that the new plants, combined with new air emissions regulations Governor Pataki has promised to impose on older, dirtier plants, will put some of those old plants out of business.

The osmotic stress was imposed on one month old hydroponically grown rooted cuttings by supplementing the growth medium with PEG 6000 at 50 g/L [ 58].

Charles Green's consortium is looking to persuade the SFA to shelve a transfer ban imposed on the old Rangers before it headed for liquidation.

It's worth remembering that it was compulsory licensing of technology imposed on the old Ma Bell in the mid-20th century that led to wide licensing of the microprocessor innovations created by Bell Labs.

Soujoud says she was denied access to school on many occasions and she lost at least a handful of school days during this school year as a result of curfews imposed on the old city of Hebron.

While some in Washington portray this benefit cut as nothing more than a "technical tweak," the truth is that it would be a benefit cut imposed on the oldest and most vulnerable Americans who would be least able to afford it.

The general congregation is the last chance in this process for cardinals over 80 to make their voices heard, and while time limits are imposed on speakers, the older crowd is indulged, past participants have said.