Sentence examples for imposing higher from inspiring English sources

The countries also must consider imposing higher taxes on tobacco.

Last year, France passed a new law imposing higher taxes on DRM-ed ebooks.

To make up the funding shortfall, courts are imposing higher filing fees on litigants.

Towns across the state are imposing higher fees for roads and services.

Several Democrats have been resisting imposing higher taxes on the high-end investors.

And no one has suggested imposing higher taxes on everyone, not just the wealthy, to finance universal coverage.

It was a relatively progressive proposal, too, imposing higher rate increases on banks and corporations than on individuals.

Credit card companies are imposing higher delinquency fees, stepping up collection efforts and checking on repayment histories.

Lynn M. Bragg, the chairwoman of the agency, was the only member to vote today for imposing higher duties.

That could be achieved by imposing higher taxes because a large part of the market (mostly leisure) is price-sensitive.

LIPA has been accused of improperly sidestepping regulatory review by imposing higher fuel surcharges to cover rising fuel costs instead of formally changing its base rates.