Sentence examples for imposing on current and from inspiring English sources

But Medicaid is roughly equal in size to Medicare Parts B and D in terms of the burden it is imposing on current and future generations.

12.18pm: More on the travel ban imposed on current and ex-government officials.

The OFT had said credit card providers were charging unfair fees for late and missed payments, and compared them to charges imposed on current accounts such as those for unauthorised overdrafts.

And if we keep emitting this gas into the atmosphere, Earth will continue to heat up, imposing devastating risks on current and future generations.

In this case, we consider a number of issues related to the validity of a mandatory employment arbitration agreement, i.e., an agreement by an employee to arbitrate wrongful termination or employment discrimination claims rather than filing suit in court, which an employer imposes on a prospective or current employee as a condition of employment.

Future manufacturing challenges have been imposing on the current way of teaching and training the necessity to be competitive in the global market.

Annual emissions associated with the oil pumped through the pipeline will impose a $4.6 billion burden on current and future generations.

Britain's main financial watchdogs have backed away from imposing restrictions on current account charges and the sale of controversial payment protection insurance after a campaign of sustained lobbying by high street banks.

Limitations, however, were imposed on the current model to illustrate its capabilities, and as such, a simpler design of the model has been presented here detailing onsets only.

The optimal price for executing any job at a peer location is essentially equal to the marginal delay cost it imposes on all current jobs at that node.

However, one may argue that a more natural definition of \(U\) and \(S\) would be one where the instant \(s\) is required to be strictly in the future (resp., in the past) of \(t\) and that no requirement for the truth of \(\varphi\) is imposed on the current instant.