Sentence examples for imposed on the highest from inspiring English sources

Each time they sought to reduce taxes across the board, starting with the 70percentt marginal rate, which was then imposed on the highest incomes.

It is not imposed on the high fliers who move seamlessly among roles.

However, as mentioned above, the transcriptomic comparison, although balanced for total lipid, was not balanced for viral disease resistance (specifically IPN in this case) and, as a consequence, higher contrast between families was imposed on the high lipid group (families HL and HH) due to the fortuitous selection of family HH presenting a much higher viral resistance EBV.

The result has been to make a case that was surely so easily settleable almost impossible to compromise, and to impose on the high court a seven-day trial where the principal focus has been a bitter war of recrimination and denunciation about who was more at fault for this appalling state of affairs".

We reasonably notice that there is a causative relationship between the number of generated rules and the number of criteria or interestingness measures imposed on the databases: the higher the latter, the lesser the former.

"Senator Ensign has admitted and apologized for his conduct and imposed on himself the highest sanction of resignation," the statement said.

The top-down portion reflects the mandates and expectations imposed on the department from higher units within the university system as well as external stakeholders such as accrediting bodies, employers and students.

One possible explanation for these results could be geometric and/or mechanical constrains imposed on the filament by the high density of the surface-immobilized side-binding protein used.

In general, die channel angle has more influence on the magnitude rather than homogeneity of effective strain, decreasing the die channel angle results in a higher magnitude of effective strain imposed on the sample and a higher pressing force.

One wonders whether the theme of time was at least partly imposed on the curators by some higher-up who felt the public needed an idea to hold onto.

Mr. Chairman: Two basic issues need to be addressed in any discussion on federal tax reform: the complexity of the tax code itself and the burden imposed on the economy by unnecessarily high tax rates.