Sentence examples for imposing a price from inspiring English sources

It's clear that imposing a price on fossil fuels would encourage investment in cleaner fuels.

Whether it comes this year, or next, or in five years' time, legislation imposing a price on burning fossil fuels seems all but inevitable.

In 2003, he broke with the Bush Administration and co-introduced legislation to reduce carbon emissions, by, in effect, imposing a price on them.

In his speech to his party's Brighton conference, Mr Miliband said an incoming Labour Government would rush in emergency legislation imposing a price freeze until January 2017.

[Miliband] says he will imitate the catastrophic policies of the emperor Diocletian, by imposing a price freeze on energy bills for the 20 months succeeding the election.

In Europe, the emissions trading scheme was supposed to discourage high-carbon power generation by imposing a price on carbon dioxide emissions.

Wouldn't it be simpler to impose a price on carbon or raise the gasoline tax?

Each side will try to impose a price on the other.

It imposes a price on carbon to make sure that happens.

With an important congressional election due next year, the government has stepped in to impose a price freeze on some staples.

Senator Barbara Boxer, a Democrat, introduced legislation that would impose a price cap on electricity throughout the West.