Sentence examples for imposed on others from inspiring English sources

Of course, one could not give a frakk about costs imposed on others, but if one did, then avoiding such a cost is a benefit today, not in the future.

Neither drivers nor air carriers are exposed to the full cost of congestion imposed on others by their use of an underpriced good--in one case roads, in the other runways, gate space, and the use of air-traffic controllers.

Fundamentalism has always preached a morality they want imposed on others, but when they are caught rolling in the mud, it's one excuse after another.

"Risks imposed on others are ignored".

Wage deals struck by big firms with big unions are imposed on others by bargaining councils.

Plenty of people in right-wing think-tanks saw this as a market-based way to make the free-riding uninsured share the costs they imposed on others when they pitched up sick in hospital.

The penalty and subsequent ones imposed on other banks and brokers showed that the rates themselves were being manipulated.

Since then, similar prohibitions have been imposed on other agencies, including the National Institutes of Health.

Citigroup has resisted making any changes unless and until they can be imposed on other Wall Street firms as well.

However, costs imposed on other businesses were passed on to agriculture and the bottom line of farm businesses.

The report recommends that the commission revoke those waivers and subject index traders to the limits imposed on other speculators.