Sentence examples for imposed specifically on 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.
The rules, which became effective on Friday, impose limits specifically on outside directors who guide some of the nation's biggest companies.
The city law would be the first to impose safety standards specifically on the pornographic film industry, which has largely been allowed to police itself.
A different rationale has been suggested for imposing I specifically in the case of voting.
The next hurdle in imagining a system that imposed different standards on science created specifically for a given regulatory proceeding is to consider what sorts of agency "proceedings," and what sorts of entities conducting or sponsoring science, would be covered.
(The law specifically imposed an effective tax rate of 60% on more than 3,200 products and materials imported into the United States).
If one imposes no restrictions on structural rules (specifically, if one allows copying and deletion operations), unsurprisingly, one obtains the expressivity of unrestricted rewriting systems (Carpenter 1999).
However, fewer studies have focused specifically on any increased risks imposed by AKI for the downstream development of sepsis and consequent morbidity and mortality [ 7- 11].
And when they were asked more specifically whether a tax penalty can be imposed on those who don't have health insurance, almost two-thirds of them said this was not legal.
