Sentence examples for imposing expensive from inspiring English sources

This is not the time to be imposing expensive solutions to minor problems.

But if you ban these tests, or effectively eliminate them for most people by imposing expensive and time-consuming restrictions, how does that help the public?

These try to narrow or hamper access to abortions by, for example, sharply restricting the procedures at as early as 20 weeks, requiring women to view ultrasounds of the fetus, curbing insurance coverage and imposing expensive regulations on clinics.

The new approach has met less opposition from other agencies, like the Commerce Department, than the earlier plan, which went nowhere because some officials worried that it would hurt innovation by imposing expensive and technically difficult requirements on start-up Internet-based communication services.

Judges have sanctioned servicers for charging unnecessary fees and for imposing expensive, insurance policies.

State legislatures imposed expensive regulations that decreed minimum hospital stays.

That is an improvement over current practice, which imposes expensive and cumbersome procedures on investors who want to propose new directors.

The window for public offerings is slowly beginning to open after largely being closed to technology companies since the double whammy of the dot.com downturn and the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002, which imposed expensive accounting responsibilities on public companies.

Facing wide criticism over their recent finding that greenhouse gases endanger the public welfare, top Environmental Protection Agency officials said Monday that any regulation of such gases would be phased in gradually and would not impose expensive new rules on most American businesses.

If benefits are calculated to include the goal of protecting real estate as well as averting radiation doses, the commission could impose more expensive rules.

A 2008 study by the Swedish agriculture board found that farmers earned no more than the average European farmer when they deliver cows, pigs and poultry to the slaughterhouse, even though Sweden imposes wildly expensive national rules.