Sentence examples for imposes the first from inspiring English sources

Why, it imposes the first tax on employer-provided health coverage, of course.

This imposes the third assumption that the acetic acid liberated from acetyl groups in the hemicellulose does not affect the acid concentration catalysing the hydrolysis reaction and hence can be excluded from the model equations.

Basically, this method imposes the second law of thermodynamics by using a mixed-integer linear programming (MILP) approach to constrain flux solutions so that they obey the loop law.

"The European Union took six months to impose the first timid sanctions on Slobodan Milosevic.

That year, the Chicago Province's leader, the Rev. Robert A. Wild, imposed the first set of "guidelines" on Father McGuire.

So, on Aug. 5, 1861, he signed the newly-passed Revenue Act, which imposed the first federal income tax.

And as money rushes back to the industry, regulators seem poised to impose the first genuine controls on it.

By 1999, the United Nations imposed the first of two sets of sanctions that cut off Taliban funds and arms.

Lawmakers in 2007, over the industry's objections, imposed the first retail caps on cross-border mobile voice calls.

The most controversial feature of the proposal by Mrs. Kroes is her plan to impose the first consumer price limits on roaming charges for using the Internet.

Although Schleswig was completely lost to the Holstein-Hanseatic coalition by 1432, Erik defeated Hanseatic fleets and imposed the first tolls (1428) on ships plying the strait between Denmark and Sweden.