Sentence examples for imposing any significant from inspiring English sources

This produced a "tough" budget, which somehow managed to avoid imposing any significant pain on the kinds of people who make up commissions of audit.

The traffic safety administration has had authority over fuel-efficiency standards since 1975 but has not imposed any significant increase since 1985.

Justice William Brennan wrote, for the majority, "There is no evidence in the record suggesting that illegal entrants impose any significant burden on the State's economy".

It was impossible to predict whether the regulators would impose any significant obstacles to the proposed acquisition of Mobil by Exxon.

In the circumstances, I have concluded that the serious nature of the allegations has been adequately addressed and it is unlikely that a criminal court would impose any significant further penalty.

It will be the largest foreign acquisition of an American company ever, and it immediately raised the question of whether regulators will impose any significant obstacles on the far larger proposed acquisition of Mobil by Exxon.

The rainfall intensity was found to affect the temporal variations and magnitude of surface runoff characteristics; however it did not seem to impose any significant effect on the maximum subsurface discharge rate.

Elaine Prior, a senior analyst at the global investment bank Citigroup said: "It appears to us that the mechanism, as described in the consultation paper, is unlikely to impose any significant costs or constraints on companies … it also appears unlikely to make any significant positive contribution to Australia's emissions reduction efforts".

"The Department of Justice is extremely reluctant to impose any significant criminal penalty on a corporation they regard as 'legitimate,'" says William K. Black, a white-collar crime expert at the University of Minnesota law school and former prosecutor of bankers in the savings and loan scandals of the 1980s and '90s.

This form of compelled speech and association imposes a "significant impingement on First Amendment rights". Ibid.

URTIs also impose a significant economic burden.