Sentence examples for imposed on proposals from inspiring English sources
The biggest problem facing the Obama plan, however, is likely to be the demand of many politicians for proof that the benefits of the proposed public spending justify its costs — a burden of proof never imposed on proposals for tax cuts.
Dr Johann Malawana, the chair of the British Medical Association's junior doctors committee, said trainee medics would have had "completely unacceptable proposals" imposed on them by the health secretary, Jeremy Hunt, if they had not staged walkouts.
Instead of a five-year, $19 billion fee imposed on banks, the latest proposal would seek to avoid placing a new cost on taxpayers by phasing out TARP early and requiring the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation to collect more money from banks, especially big ones.
In most cases when a sovereign nation runs out of cash, a debt proposal is imposed on investors.
The proposal is being imposed on the community.
A current campaign policy adviser, Oren Cass, said Mr. Romney simply evaluated the proposal and "concluded the costs imposed on the economy would be too high".
Current industry proposals for hardware transactional memory focus on best-effort solutions where hardware limits are imposed on transactions.
Taxes are imposed on businesses.
Fines imposed on defense: $3,000.
Fines imposed on prosecution: $850.
