Sentence examples for imposing a business from inspiring English sources

The idea of an individual mandate, he noted in the speech, "has found some favor in the United States Congress, primarily among Republicans, but not exclusively, because it has the appeal of not imposing a business mandate, which has a bad sound to it".

They are dead set on imposing a business model on our pedagogical practices... Bashing unions, demanding the end of tenure, collective bargaining, seniority, and headstrong pushing the cheap and deeply flawed metric as The only valid measure of academic achievement.

Bloomberg has tried to impose a business culture onto City Hall.

The state intends to bypass the City Council and impose a business manager to run Camden.

For instance, the judge pointed out that the city already imposed a business license that could be revoked a common fraud prevention measure should a tour guide defraud a client.

The city's proposal, known as Measure C, would have allowed marijuana sales while imposing a 10% business tax and banning commercial cultivation of marijuana.

"In order to address this we need to see business costs reduced and the Scottish government could assist here by imposing a freeze on business rates for 2013/14, saving Scottish businesses £163m that could be invested in growth and creating employment opportunities".

It will only prevent the levy of a tax, or the requirements of a license, for mk ing negotiations in the conjuct of interstate commerce; and it may well be asked where the state gets authority for imposing burdens on that branch of business any more than for imposing a tax on the business of importing from foreign countries, or even on that of postmaster or United States marshal.

The city of Portland, Oregon, imposed a penalty business tax on firms whose pay ratio exceeds 100 1.

Through a nearly full day of testimony on Thursday, Mr. Cue denied that he had encouraged publishers to impose a new business model on other retailers, including Amazon.com.

This is answered by what we have said as to such distillers manufacturing within the state, as well as by the obviousness of the fact that the state of Kentucky had no more right to impose an occupation tax upon a business conducted outside of the state than it had to lay a property tax upon property outside of the state.