Sentence examples for imposing cost from inspiring English sources

A state consultant proposed generating about $100 million in added money for the city, mainly by improving management and imposing cost savings.

He retired nearly an entire generation of management chosen by his father, including 46 vice presidents, and revolutionized the operating culture by imposing cost controls and laying off 6,000 of the company's 20,000 employees.

Obama then offered a counter-plan, vague on details, that would combine spending cuts and tax increases in roughly equal measure, imposing cost controls on health care but preserving entitlement programs, while claiming to arrive at roughly the same savings as Ryan, but guided by vastly different principles.

"We've had Republican presidents expanding benefits and imposing cost controls," said University of North Carolina political scientist Jonathan Oberlander, a Medicare authority.

At that point, it will be up to Congress to fix the problem by increasing federal subsidies, imposing cost controls on health providers or offering lower-cost, stripped-down insurance plans.

"But what does that do to the cost?" At that point, it will be up to Congress to fix the problem by increasing federal subsidies, imposing cost controls on health providers or offering lower-cost, stripped-down insurance plans.

And you can't achieve that by imposing costs that the American economy cannot sustain.

One goal of regulatory action is to provide deterrence by imposing costs for past misdeeds.

That might include imposing costs on those alive today, such as higher carbon taxes to drive down fossil-fuel emissions.

That story was prompted by former SEC Chairman Christopher Cox's November 2008 warnings to Wall Street that imposing cost-cutting on compliance would likely result in violations.

Folks who make life easier for thieves are imposing costs on the rest of us.