Sentence examples for imposed on producers from inspiring English sources
As an example, Swensen noted that two managers exited their positions in thermal coal miners and oil sands producers, two industries that would suffer if the social cost of carbon emissions were imposed on producers (these positions had represented less than $10 million).
They are indirect and technically imposed on producers or sellers.
But it says that a penny per ounce excise tax would be imposed on producers and wholesalers.
It can be shown, however, that the constraints imposed on producers by these prohibitions reduced overall livestock profitability by impeding the producer from taking what appeared the most profitable action (Jarvis 1982).
But any such adjustment will be legal under the WTO only if imposed on products, and not on producers.
Cap-and-trade schemes, in which emission permits are bought and sold, have failed, he said, and must now be replaced by a carbon tax that will imposed on all producers of fossil fuels.
This suggests hopes for those wanting to see the film at some point are looking slimmer, as October falls some distance outside the 14-day restraining order imposed on the producers last Friday.
The second would augment and harness public discourse concerning the morality of particular uses of traditional knowledge by creating a disclosure obligation, disconnected from intellectual property law, analogous to the labelling requirements commonly imposed on the producers of food, clothing, and drugs.
Steel imports were declining when the tariffs were imposed, and the tariffs were arbitrarily imposed on some foreign producers (Europe) but not others (Canada and Mexico).
For example, the carbon tax is imposed primarily on producers of fossil fuels near where the fuels enter the economy, which keeps the number of regulated entities at manageable levels.
Civil or administrative penalties provided for under 19 U.S.C. 1592 will not be imposed on an exporter or producer in the United States who promptly and voluntarily provides written notification pursuant to § 10.3009(b) with respect to the making of an incorrect certification.
