Sentence examples for imposed on the next from inspiring English sources

Anyone, British or foreign, can legally avoid up to 5% stamp duty being imposed on the next purchaser by holding their house in an offshore company.

Only the fact that coal is plentiful in swing states gives the industry hope.If a price is imposed on CO2 the next big obstacle to renewable energy will be the electricity grid, which is antiquated and sclerotic.

The Social Security tax is imposed on the first $84,900 of salary next year; there is no cap on the Medicare tax.

No fine was imposed on the company.

Rather, compactness is imposed on the maps.

Figure 8 Workload imposed on the server.

introduced a one-sentence bill on Thursday entitled the "Cancel the Sequester Act of 2013," which would eliminate the $85 billion in cuts looming at week's end as part of the $1.2 trillion in defense and non-defense cuts that Congress imposed on itself over the next decade with the Budget Control Act of 2011.

No side announced any immediate plans to resume talks, and Mr. Arafat's declared intention to unilaterally proclaim a Palestinian state on Sept. 13 imposed the next serious deadline on a process that has seesawed from hope to despair and back since the Oslo agreements were signed in 1993.

The next step is a disposition hearing to determine what penalty or rehabilitation to impose on the defendants, Mr. Lacks said.

Protesters are angered by the tight restrictions Beijing has imposed on nominations for the election of the next chief executive in 2017, saying it will mean they have no real choice.

At least one influential lawmaker is already trying to impose strict conditions on the next $350 billion.