Sentence examples for imposed under current from inspiring English sources

Combustions were considered acceptable when the concentration of fumes is less than 500 ppm of CO and/or is less than 300 ppm of NO x, the limits that are imposed under current legislation.

The Pentagon's base budget has come down modestly since then, and will level off at about $500 billion per year in inflation-adjusted dollars if the caps imposed under current law hold.

That bill would jettison the ACA's requirement that most individuals prove they have health coverage, would repeal or delay billions in taxes imposed under the current law and would make deep, long-term cuts to the nation's Medicaid program.

The situation escalated over the past two years when former right-wing President Sebastián Piñera and current President Michelle Bachelet's left-wing government began using an anti-terrorist law imposed under Pinochet's regime against the Mapuche.

Then there is the secession movement started last year by current and former members, some of whom have run afoul of strict anticorruption measures imposed under the 1994 consent decree.

any fee imposed under title 17.

pays a fee imposed under paragraph (7).

123 124, n. 3. 10 The Court of Appeals explained that under the current Guidelines, which treat ecstasy more harshly, Gall's base offense level would have been 32, eight levels higher than the base offense level imposed under the 1999 Guidelines.

The recent steel tariffs were imposed under Section 201.

L. 109 432, § 405(a)(2)(C), substituted "be imposed under subsection (a) due to the application of" for "otherwise be imposed under".

Time limits are already imposed under national law.