Sentence examples for imposing a special from inspiring English sources

As a result, the members wrote, they were imposing a special assessment retroactively for January to July.

That conflict has sparked a battle over imposing a special "climate fee" on coal-fired power plants.

In 1984 the government tried to cap severance payments at three times base pay by imposing a special tax on any payments above that level.

The F.D.I.C. must "expeditiously" recover any losses to the government from the bailout by imposing a special assessment on all of its member banks.

Robert B. Zoellick, the new United States trade representative, has suggested imposing a special tax on Canadian lumber imports, an idea Canada has rejected.

A: Peter I. Livingston, a Manhattan real estate lawyer, said that while imposing a special assessment is within the board's discretion, the writer has a couple of options.

Do these ties of history impose a special obligation?

The agency imposed a special assessment on banks that gave it an immediate $5.6 billion cash infusion.

When bank failures surge, the F.D.I.C. can impose a special assessment, as it did last May.

On Wednesday morning, it imposed a special "surge" fee — a rate of at least double the normal fare.

Generally, he said, when a condominium imposes a special assessment, the money raised through that assessment must be used for the purposes indicated when the assessment is imposed.