Sentence examples for imposed specifically from inspiring English sources

These taxes are often used to fund local projects unrelated to tourism and business travel.... Discriminatory travel taxes are those imposed specifically on travel services above and beyond general sales taxes.

I, for instance, could envisage a minimum tax on kerosene being imposed specifically for setting up this kind of ATC-ATM system.

Although the ban imposed Wednesday specifically applies to Mr. Dutrow's home base in New York, it will probably be honored in other jurisdictions where top-level racing is conducted.

He is already banned from every major meeting in Europe - a rule imposed earlier this year specifically to prevent him competing - and he has little chance of earning money from athletics until the World Championships in Berlin, which is more than a year away.

The rules, which became effective on Friday, impose limits specifically on outside directors who guide some of the nation's biggest companies.

A different rationale has been suggested for imposing I specifically in the case of voting.

In June, the United Nations imposed sanctions aimed specifically at restricting the financial resources of the Revolutionary Guards and its affiliate companies.

(The law specifically imposed an effective tax rate of 60% on more than 3,200 products and materials imported into the United States).

The institutional review board specifically imposed this criterion, since interaction of these drugs with indomethacin might aggravate the occurrence of side effects of indomethacin.

Several decades later it became apparent that the name Coryne sarcoides violated the naming conventions imposed by fungal taxonomists—specifically, the species was named after the imperfect state, so in 1967, Groves and Wilson proposed the new genus name Ascocoryne to accommodate the perfect state.

Specifically, restraints imposed for discipline or convenience, and not needed to treat the resident's medical symptoms were objectionable.