Sentence examples for imposing an exit from inspiring English sources

The model simulates two competing disciplining devices, freeing an exit right and imposing an exit cost.

This, despite France's imposing an exit tax to try to stop the outflow.

Imposing an exit cost is therefore necessary for the maintenance of any self-enforcing agreement, as originally presented in Macleod (1988).

The principal difference, which is unrelated to the military, is that the Senate would impose an exit tax on rich Americans who move abroad to escape taxation.

Not only is it likely to reject the terms the government proposes; but it might also try to impose an exit bill of about €60 billion for the costs incurred by our withdrawal.

Also, the B shares typically impose an exit fee that starts out at 5% and declines after five or ten years to 0%.

Equitable is currently imposing a 10percentnt exit penalty on those who decide to leave following its closure to new business last December.

The other is imposing a high exit cost to restrict members from leaving the team.

By imposing a new "exit tax" on companies that leave the U.S. to avoid paying their fair share: They're going to "give back every tax break they ever received".

If that election results in a government that rejects bailout terms that have already been imposed, a Greek exit from the euro zone could follow.

"To impose a swift exit on the British people without giving the people or their representatives a say, or an opportunity to scrutinise the government's as yet nonexistent plan for our country's future, is a betrayal of Britain's interests and of British democracy".