Sentence examples similar to imposing its cost from inspiring English sources

"It would be a silly caricature to see this in the context of 'meany' headquarters imposing its cost-cutting agenda on a recalcitrant subsidiary," said James Warren, a deputy managing editor of The Chicago Tribune.

The studio imposes its cost containment policy by limiting its release schedule to about 15 films a year.

The Treasury's sole aim seems to be to ensure that anything that goes wrong should impose its costs on others.

If this were the talisman through which a State could impose its costs upon acquitted defendants, I could see no stopping point and we might be left with a system in which an acquittal might be nearly as ruinous to the defendant as a conviction.

Bank of America has traditionally been an acquisition machine, imposing its will and cost discipline on the companies it swallows.

With symmetric information, we suppose that the insurer can observe patient severity and thereby can impose its preferred cost reduction efforts on the hospital without information rent.

But the "drug war" has imposed its own costs.

The authorities can use sterilised intervention to stop inflows pushing the exchange rate up, but this imposes its own costs on the economy in terms of higher interest rates or a distorted allocation of credit.It is possible too that over time capital inflows are becoming less risky and the collateral benefits more tangible.

This hyper-legalization of the industry undoubtedly imposes its own costs.

Placing a restriction on the advertisements that partners could run would have imposed its own enforcement costs as well.

Further, Indiana's exception for voters who cannot afford this cost imposes its own burden: a postelection trip to the county clerk or county election board to sign an indigency affidavit after each election.