Sentence examples for imposed on very high from inspiring English sources
A temporary tax surcharge was imposed on very high earners.
As this exquisite dancer wends her way through extreme, angled poses, her tall, slender frame made more imposing by very high heels, she takes on an eerie, almost two-dimensional cast.
Moreover, Pew Research, which conducts a survey on government treatment of religion, finds that Singapore imposes "very high" barriers on the exercise of faith.
Even Japan, which imposes very high tariffs on imported rice and has often sympathized with Europe's position on helping farmers, withdrew its support.
First, it is argued that the explanation of such skills and abilities in terms of mental representations is both costly and clumsy: it imposes very high demands on the agent's information-processing resources and it leads to an inelegant and implausible overpopulation of highly specific mental representations.
Anything lower would impose very high adjustment costs in the near term and might not even be feasible.
This has pushed regulators to consider very conservative scenarios and to impose very high sensitivity requirements (see Table 1).
Translation: CMS is imposing very high standards for quality -- not scaled according to current national hospital performance.
There could be some very high costs imposed on us by not continuing our efforts".
The Victorian treasurer, Tim Pallas, said there was "no sensible reason why GST – an unfair tax by its very nature – should be imposed on sanitary products, and it's high time that this was removed".
