Sentence examples for imposes equivalent from inspiring English sources

And unlike the majority's examples, the Discover Bank rule imposes equivalent limitations on litigation; hence it cannot fairly be characterized as a targeted attack on arbitration.

To incentivize other countries to do the same, Hansen said, the US would have to impose equivalent tariffs on imports from countries without a carbon fee.

Because we imposed equivalent physiological stress between trials, within a protocol that elicits perturbations in cerebral energetics55 we are able to contrast the influence of treatments on arousal during exercise, which has not been reported previously with these drugs.

In addition, Congress should offer partial tax rebates on exported goods and impose equivalent taxes on imports.

The U.S. tariffs impose a 25percentt duty on $34 billion worth of Chinese goods, with Beijing imposing equivalent levies on U.S. goods.

Foreign nations exporting goods to the U.S. economy would thus have a choice: stand pat and let the U.S. capture carbon tax revenue from their own domestic production, or impose equivalent taxes and send those same revenues to domestic treasuries.

And while that Act imposes an equivalent tax on the income of New Jersey residents earned outside the State, it exempts such income to the extent it is taxed by the State in which it is earned.

After imposing an equivalent strain of 1.2, up to 40% of the simulated boundaries displayed a disorientation in excess of 15°.

Mr. Mutairi asked a judge in northwestern Tabuk Province to impose an equivalent punishment on his attacker under Islamic law, his brother Khaled al-Mutairi said by telephone from the province.

Mr. Milosevic is using the army in Montenegro to reassert control over the republic, he said, as he did during the NATO attacks last year when the Yugoslav Army tried to seal Montenegro's borders and impose controls equivalent to martial law.

In the first post in this series, I showed that to honestly bankroll America's two biggest entitlements--Medicare and Social Security--we would have to impose the equivalent of a 100% tax on all U.S. household wealth.